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Dulux colour-matches heritage palette for Melbourne station | Architecture & Design Building & Construction
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Dulux colour-matches heritage palette for Melbourne station | Architecture & Design

An iconic Melbourne landmark, Flinders Street Station is used by more than 90,000 Victorians each day. A major revitalisation project sought to preserve the station’s historic beauty and improve functionality for current and future generations. Dulux’s focus was the project management and delivery of repair and restoration works to structural and external finishes.

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Hydrowood Tasmanian Oak at Fusilier Cottage | Architecture & Design Building & Construction
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Hydrowood Tasmanian Oak at Fusilier Cottage | Architecture & Design

Residential and commercial, heritage and contemporary, Fusilier Cottage is one of the most complex yet stunning ‘beasts’ architect Shamus Mulcahy has ever tamed. A feature piece of Fusilier Cottage is the Hydrowood sliding screen. This opens and closes to the street, providing privacy whilst tempering the sun. Shamus explains that the firm wants to use Tasmanian timbers but lets the practical requirements of the project dictate which Tasmanian timber is best suited.

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The winners of the 2026 Sustainability Awards | Architecture & Design Building & Construction
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The winners of the 2026 Sustainability Awards | Architecture & Design

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.

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Tasmanian Myrtle available for national supply from Hydrowood | Architecture & Design Building & Construction
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Tasmanian Myrtle available for national supply from Hydrowood | Architecture & Design

For many architects, designers and makers, Tasmanian Myrtle sits in a slightly misunderstood place. It is one of Tasmania’s most admired native timbers, known for its rich pink, red and brown tones, fine grain and refined finish. Yet many people still assume it is difficult to source, unavailable at commercial scale or limited to small craft pieces and one-off furniture projects. Hydrowood has helped change the conversation around Myrtle availability by recovering timber from forests submerged decades ago beneath Tasmania’s hydro lakes.

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