A residential builder client may seek to reduce their building budget by investigating alternative costings from an overseas manufacturer. The building budget savings are purportedly delivered by pre-fabricated cabinets or windows then being installed by local labor.
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A magistrate’s court decision this week upheld a judgement against a couple who decided to ignore architectural copyright notice. The high profile couple foolishly chose to walk an architectural design copyright down-the-road to a project home builder. The well known cottage builder immediately stopped the design process with the defendants after being served a cease […]
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The federal government announced a shot-in-the-arm for the building and construction industry. The announcement was a home building grant of $25,000 for new dwellings or renovations costed between $150,000-$750,000.
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A two story luxury residential design along Geographe Bay Road, by south west architects Threadgold Architecture, highlights the City’s residential development policy.
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Recently shortlisted for the 2018 Architecture Awards by the Build Magazine readership, south west building designer, Threadgold Architecture has been awarded Best Environmentally Sustainable Design Firm 2018 – Western Australia & Best Australian Holiday Home Design Project, for the contemporary beach house design overlooking the coastal native dunes along Geographe Bay.
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One doesn’t have to canvas local shareholders (ratepayers) on the streets for too long before your reach the understanding that the City of Busselton new office building has no support outside of the company employees (local government officers).
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On 22 June 2016, the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River Council granted development approval to mine 514,500 m3 of sand and grit from Bramley, within the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River, for a period of ten years.
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The City of Busselton’s recent dismissal of the proposed commercial development of an Aldi Supermarket left most Busselton residents scratching their heads again.
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