News Articles for NXT TEC

NXT TEC has failed to secure another lifeline for the stalled Wyndham Lux hotel project, prompting a return to the drawing board eight years after the original approval.

A dispute between NXT TEC and ANZ has continued, with a Supreme Court judge describing some of the building technology company's pleadings as “embarrassing”.

The building technology company is suing the state government over three incomplete homes in Ellenbrook.

WA precast housing innovator NXT TEC have received development approval for a $3 million housing project, in partnership with Aboriginal-owned housing provider Noongar Mia Mia.

The precast home technology company is overseeing the rollout of 400 dwellings in Anketell as part of an affordable housing precinct.

Mining, government and supermarkets continue to dominate WA's jobs figures despite upheaval in some sectors.

Perth-based NXT TEC has received its fifth US patent, this time for its NXT Spacedeck prefabricated concrete design for high rise buildings.

A Perth-based building technology company that promises to take homes from start to lock-up in just four days has signed a deal to expand into the US market.

A $200 million, 26-room mansion to be built for a local architect and inventor in the hills northeast of Perth has been approved by the Shire of Chittering.

Perth builders are increasingly embracing alternative construction methods.

Noongar Mia Mia and NXT TEC. have teamed up to house Indigenous elders.

Former ANZ financial advisor Steven Talevski has failed to quash Perth entrepreneur Natasha Di Ciano's legal claim against him for allegedly accessing her bank records.

Perth-based building technology company NXT TEC has received a patent from the European Patent Office for its prefabricated floor system.

A WA-based construction industry disruptor has delivered a world-first in environmentally sustainable building.

SPECIAL REPORT: Alternative construction techniques and new technologies are changing the way we build.

A Perth-based construction technology company plans to disrupt the industry with a building system it claims will deliver faster, cheaper, greener and higher-quality projects.