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Architectus acquires Carabiner

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The transaction significantly bolsters Architectus' presence in WA, growing what is already one of the largest practices in the country.

Carabiner pays it forward

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The Perth architecture studio is marking its three decades in practice in a different way to most.

Contractors chosen for Burswood sport precinct

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The state government is pushing ahead with the project despite strong pushback from parts of the community.

Appointments October 4, 2024

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Our weekly appointments wrap includes Robert Edel, Philipp Glanz, Darren Walsh, Wayne Chorley, Rob Dawson, Justin Baker, Tamara Heng, Matthew Cronin, Todd Ross, Steve McDonald, and Andrew McQualter.

McDonald to join Carabiner

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The project manager is set to be the architecture firm's chief executive, as studio director Peter Giangiulio announces his retirement from the business.

Crothers awarded $26m school construction

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Crothers Construction has secured a $26 million contract to work on a proposed school development for 770 students.

Henderson’s healthy dose of success

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Improving outcomes for others has been a driving force in Michael Henderson's professional and personal life.

Henderson departs Carabiner

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Michael Henderson has announced he will leave Perth-based architects Carabiner (formerly Sandover Pinder) after two decades as executive chair and chief executive.

Stimulus boosts school projects

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Architects have been major beneficiaries of the state government's COVID-19 stimulus, with a host of firms securing contracts to redesign public schools in recent months.

Architects win school contracts

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Parry and Rosenthal Architects will design a $5.3 million performing arts centre at Dianella Secondary College, while Carabiner secured its third state government contract for the month.

Designers win school works

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Perth-based Carabiner will design $4 million worth of school projects, including a new kindergarten centre in Thornlie and a school upgrade in West Byford.

Five new schools for Perth’s emerging suburbs

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Alkimos, Piara Waters, Treeby, Burns Beach and Wellard will all receive new primary schools ahead of the 2022 school year, with the state government announcing the $116 million investment ahead of today's mid-year budget update.

Sandover Pinder to connect with clients as Carabiner

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After more than two decades as Sandover Pinder, the local architecture firm has changed its name to Carabiner – a rebrand its directors say better reflects the business as the link between clients' needs and good design.

High-profile departures from Perth Modern board

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Three high-profile business people have resigned from the board of Perth Modern School, just weeks after two other board members did not seek re-election, as the fallout from a governance dispute and a review by KPMG continues.

Summit seeking outcomes for 2030

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Australia was named the 13th most innovative country in Bloomberg's Innovation Index 2015, but what will it take for Australia to climb to the number one position in the next 15 years?

Work starts on unique Newman shops

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Retail tenants are showing strong interest in Newman's $30 million new shopping centre, with construction starting this week on the joint venture between BHP Billiton and community charity St Barth

New Ellenbrook school set to go ahead

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A 430-student primary school for Ellenbrook has won regulatory approval today, as the last stage of residential development, Annie's Landing, enters its final phases.

Freo Dockers' Cockburn plan set for approval

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The Fremantle Dockers will take another step towards moving out of their traditional heartland later this week, with the $107 million aquatic recreation centre joint venture with the City of Cockbu

Esslemont Cockram to build WAIS

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Esslemont Cockram has won a $23.4 million construction contract to build the Western Australian Institute of Sport's high performance service centre.

Henderson joins WA Ballet

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The WA Ballet Company has appointed Sandover Pinder executive chairman Michael Henderson to its board.

Sandover Pinder renos ready

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More than 18 months after buying its new premises, architecture firm Sandover Pinder has completed renovations of the Cremorne Arcade Buildings on Hay Street in the city's east en

WA lags in state government role

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Western Australia's universities have called on the State Government to take a more strategic role in guiding and supporting development of the sector.