For two decades, Australia's sustainability conversation in architecture has often been framed as a technical process: How much energy does a building use? How efficiently does it operate? What is its carbon footprint? Can it achieve the requisite rating? Those questions remain important. But looking across the winners of Architecture & Design’s 2026 Sustainability Awards, it is increasingly difficult to argue that they are sufficient.
12 Nov 2026 • 9 m read • View Author
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