Tony Haydar

The National Health and Safety Commission (NOHSC) identified stress as “the most significant psychological hazard in the workplace, affecting both the mental and physical well-being of people…It is causing Australian businesses over $10 billion dollars per year.”

Constructing an extra room from start to finish may seem a bit more effort than you would like to commit to.

As urban density grows, more and more people are finding themselves in apartments.

It is common for schools to have certain areas that are used as open storage facilities. Most often, school gyms and activity areas are those places where certain corners are used as depository for a variety of equipment.

Kindergarten is an important milestone in a child’s education. It is when children develop their social skills, get exposed to new ideas and concepts, and appreciate the joy of learning with group activities and interaction, such as communicating, drawing, and making things together with other children their age.

On-site and mobile healthcare clinics are nowadays finding a lucrative niche in providing on-site health care services for employees.

Airports of all sizes require passengers to undergo security screening and have their luggage and hand baggage x-rayed.

Complete patient care was a top priority for Bayside Physiotherapy, a physiotherapy clinic out of Coastal Victoria.

School and college libraries are often used for a variety of functions beyond simply information sourcing and study.

Flexibility and adaptability of space within modern Australian offices continue to be a critical issue, as the requirement for doing more with less becomes the norm.

Open plan offices can sometimes work better on building plans than they actually do in reality. The need for employee private spaces, or defined employee/customer boundaries, are often overlooked during planning stages. Potential design faults are then only realised once the office is fully functioning.