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Perth architecture practice Cameron Chisholm Nicol reflects on 140 years of continuous practice.

Climate risks and emissions are no longer an afterthought for developers.

Architects are finding ways to push the envelope on sustainable design.

The pandemic has prompted office owners and tenants to pay more attention to how air is circulated through buildings.

Technology is elevating the architectural experience.

Doing more with less is common practice for most businesses in an economic slowdown and the state's architects are no different, with many adapting and evolving their services to win work.

Several initiatives have emerged in a bid to reduce Perth's office vacancies and revitalise the city's older buildings.

The paint is hardly dry on the final touches to M/Group's $130 million restoration of Fremantle's historic Dalgety Woolstores, but managing director Lloyd Clark is already on the lookout for his next statement project.

Two of Perth's largest architecture and design firms, Hames Sharley and Cameron Chisholm Nicol, have expanded by recruiting the founders and staff of two smaller Perth practices.

The $130 million restoration of Fremantle's historic Dalgety Wool Stores into luxury warehouse apartments is expected to begin shortly, with developers Match and Sirona Capital passing their 70 per

THE slowdown in commercial office construction has tightened competition among Perth-based architects, with firms slashing fees, cutting staff, outsourcing work and moving into new sectors to keep

FEATURE: Architecture and planning professionals have some innovative solutions to the challenges Perth faces in reaching the world's top five most liveable cities.