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Dale Alcock's construction company has had a win in the Supreme Court as it pursues a subsidiary of Simon Trevisan' Iris Residential over a $1 million claim.

Perth architecture practice Cameron Chisholm Nicol reflects on 140 years of continuous practice.

Architects are increasingly repurposing existing assets, as the world's focus on climate change intensifies.

Sentinel has submitted an application to build its fourth project in Subiaco's Fine China Precinct, a $65 million build-to-rent development of up to six storeys.

A plan to revive the derelict west end of Geraldton has been approved by planning authorities.

A developer will turn a rundown West Perth site into a $107 million hotel and apartment complex after receiving unanimous support from an assessment panel.

The six-building complex is planned for the site of the former City Motors car dealership.

A $135 million project of two towers in Leederville has been approved with flying colours and was labelled a "benchmark" of development planning at an assessment panel meeting.

Climate risks and emissions are no longer an afterthought for developers.

Perth developer Peet has received unanimous approval from an assessment panel to build a townhouse complex on Harborne Street, Glendalough.

Perth developer Peet has earmarked 20,835 square metres of land to build a complex of 100 double-storey townhouses in Glendalough.

EG Funds Management has lodged an application for a $135 million apartment complex, combining build-to-sell and build-to-rent dwellings.

Architects are finding ways to push the envelope on sustainable design.

The development assessment panel has unanimously approved Sydney-based real estate investor Marprop's plan to build a $73 million apartment tower in Burswood.

A $73 million apartment tower in Burswood with approvals going back 16 years is a step closer, after the council gave the project the nod.

Saracen Properties' $70 million mixed use development featuring 135 apartments in Maylands has gained development approval.

The pandemic has prompted office owners and tenants to pay more attention to how air is circulated through buildings.

Technology is elevating the architectural experience.

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.

Sentinel Real Estate has announced plans to build its third build-to-rent project in Australia, at 194 West Coast Highway in Scarborough.

Construction has started on Shenton Quarter, a $140 million apartment and retail development by Iris Residential and Primewest.

PACT Construction has started work on Iris Residential's 46-apartment development, One Mabel Park, in Jolimont.

Southern Cross Care WA's proposal for a six-storey aged care facility in Jolimont, located within the Parkside Walk precinct, has been given the green light.

Iris Residential has overcome a range of challenges to build its Booragoon apartments project, to begin within weeks.

Fini Group has been given the green light to restore Shenton Park's Victoria House, with the heritage-listed former hospital to become a retail and hospitality precinct which will be integrated with 81 new dwellings.

Design firms HASSELL, Cox Architecture and HKS have received plaudits for their work on Perth's Optus Stadium at the 2018 WA Architecture Awards, with the sports and entertainment precinct winning the top accolade and prizes in four other categories.

Doing more with less is common practice for most businesses in an economic slowdown and the state's architects are no different, with many adapting and evolving their services to win work.

Local developer TRG Properties has secured the largest development site at LandCorp's urban infill project in Jolimont, with plans to build 46 luxury apartments already under way.

Several initiatives have emerged in a bid to reduce Perth's office vacancies and revitalise the city's older buildings.

The paint is hardly dry on the final touches to M/Group's $130 million restoration of Fremantle's historic Dalgety Woolstores, but managing director Lloyd Clark is already on the lookout for his next statement project.

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Construction of Western Australia's new museum will commence early next year after the state government unveiled the winning design prepared by architects OMA and HASSELL, in tandem wi

Two of Perth's largest architecture and design firms, Hames Sharley and Cameron Chisholm Nicol, have expanded by recruiting the founders and staff of two smaller Perth practices.

Architecture firm Woods Bagot will shift its Perth studio to the Palace Hotel on St Georges Terrace in May, after overseeing a comprehensive restoration of the historic building that will also inco

Pindan has broken ground at TRG Properties' Marina Edge project in Port Coogee after being named the replacement builder for Diploma Group, which backed out of a $38 million development contract on Monday.

Pindan will build TRG Properties' Marina Edge project in Port Coogee, after the previous contractor, Diploma Group, pulled out of the development.

Baltinas Made has unveiled plans for a new $26 million luxury apartment project on Mount Street, in close proximity to its recently completed Halo apartments.

Three consortia comprising local and international design firms will compete for the design and construction contract for the new $430 million WA Museum, set to be built at the Perth Cultural Centre.

The $130 million restoration of Fremantle's historic Dalgety Wool Stores into luxury warehouse apartments is expected to begin shortly, with developers Match and Sirona Capital passing their 70 per

THE slowdown in commercial office construction has tightened competition among Perth-based architects, with firms slashing fees, cutting staff, outsourcing work and moving into new sectors to keep