Can ICF resolve the impending building material and labour shortage?

By |2018-06-12T18:39:41+10:00May 31st, 2018|News Archives|

The booming construction industry is heading towards a possible shortage of labour and traditional building materials. In addition to a critical shortage of skilled labour, the industry could also be facing a problem in the supply of building materials such as timber, bricks and steel. The current building boom is triggered by an expanding population;

Prestigious 6 Star Green Star ‘As Built’ accreditation for The Prince’s Terrace

By |2018-04-27T22:25:06+10:00April 26th, 2018|News Archives|

The Prince’s Terrace project in Adelaide has officially received the prestigious 6 Star Green Star ‘As Built’ accreditation from the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA). The project had already achieved the residential design Green Star rating upon completion in December 2017. With the latest accreditation, the development becomes the highest rated Green Star project

Showcasing sustainable design at the Prince’s Terraces Adelaide on 24th February, 2018

By |2018-02-23T17:03:11+11:00February 21st, 2018|News Archives|

The Prince’s Terrace Adelaide will be the subject and venue of ‘Experience Sustainability’, a special event organised by the Adelaide Sustainable Building Network (ASBN) to showcase the sustainable design features of the green residential project. The Prince’s Terrace Adelaide is a high performance multi-unit residential development in the revitalised urban precinct of Bowden in South

Adelaide project Prince’s Terrace focusses on local sourcing, compliance and sustainable design

By |2018-01-24T02:01:16+11:00January 16th, 2018|News Archives|

The prestigious Prince’s Terrace project was recently completed in Adelaide, South Australia, with the residential development setting a new benchmark in environmentally sustainable design. Located in the urban precinct of Bowden in Adelaide, the Prince’s Terrace comprises of eight terrace homes and four apartments, and has also been awarded Australia’s first 6 Star Green Star

Backstage Scoop inside the 2017 Sustainability Awards

By |2017-11-04T02:45:30+11:00October 31st, 2017|News Archives|

We did it again. For the 11th year running, Architecture & Design got some of the biggest names in the Australian architecture and design together in a room to celebrate some of the industry’s most sustainable projects. Last Thursday 26 October, the who’s who of A&D – architects, builders, developers, designers, specifiers and more –

2017 Sustainability Awards Winners Revealed

By |2017-11-07T04:48:30+11:00October 26th, 2017|News Archives|

ZEGO Building Systems as an Official Sponsor of the 2017 Sustainability Awards were thrilled to present Positive Footprints with their award for the Single Dwelling- New Category at the Awards ceremony last week. Positive Footprints were very worthy winners amongst a line up of 53 finlaists across all categories winning this award for the Downsize

New specifier’s guide discusses everything specifiers need to know about fire ratings in construction

By |2021-08-06T23:11:51+10:00October 20th, 2017|News Archives|

The Grenfell Tower fire in London (2017) and the Lacrosse Building fire in Melbourne (2015) were preventable tragedies. The relevant inquests into these fires found that the primary cause of the rapid spread of flames was the composite aluminium cladding used on the exterior of the buildings, which was found to have a highly flammable

Erban Development – 2017 HIA Perth Housing Award Winner

By |2017-11-15T16:43:57+11:00October 15th, 2017|News Archives|

We are delighted to announce that Erban Development, a custom home builder and development company based in Perth, Western Australia recently won 2 HIA ( Housing Industry Association) Awards at the Perth Housing Awards for the “Hills” Residence, an Architecturally designed 6.5 star home using designed in ZEGO HomeFORM Insulated Concrete Forms for its wall

House hunters fit new kit on the block

By |2017-10-05T17:20:24+11:00October 5th, 2017|News Archives|

HOUSE hunters are turning to a form of high concept building blocks similar to Lego to save on their building and electricity costs. The precast insulated polystyrene blocks known as Zego fit together like the famous Danish toys, allowing homes to be built faster and up to 80 per cent more energy efficient. The Canadian

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