Lendlease Global Headquarters, Barangaroo. Photo credit: Junglefy Article originally published in Grand Designs Australia by Donnay Torr, Issue 8.6 Firepits, tranquillity pools and living, “breathing” walls... we retreat to our homes to find solace, [...]
(L-R) Councillor Masood Chowdhury, Campbeltown Council; Jock Gammon, Junglefy; Mayor Brticevic, Campbelltown Council. Photo by Campbelltown Council The Campbelltown City centre landscape is now even greener with the installation of a new Breathing Wall [...]
Photo by Holger Link on Unsplash Originally published in The Guardian on 8 April 2020 by Damian Carrington Dirty air increases risk of respiratory problems that can be fatal for coronavirus patients. [...]
Originally published in Travel Insider (QANTAS magazine) by Caroline Hawkins, February 2020 Contemporary spaces that reframe the way we work Originally built in 1988, the two-tower office building at 485 La Trobe Street in [...]
Excerpt taken from article originally published in Organic Gardener by Helen Cushing, February 2020 ... The green building revolution One Central Park, Sydney ‘Living infrastructure’ is the preferred name these days for [...]
Breathing Wall site at Campbelltown Station Artist's impression of the Breathing Wall Published by Campbelltown Council, 17 December 2019 Campbelltown commuters will be greeted by cleaner air and a greener [...]
Originally published in Sourceable by Andrew Heaton on 20 September 2019 Firms related to the architecture, engineering and construction sector are set to join almost 2,000 companies, businesses and organisations around Australia who will [...]
These days it seems that most companies have a corporate wellness program in place, but when it comes to creating workplaces that staff love, are the eggs being placed in the wrong basket? [...]
Originally published on The Fifth Estate by Tina Perrinotto, 3 September 2019 Eastern Distributor Breathing Wall trial Roundup of industry news: Junglefy general manager Suzie Barnett says the team is now at 35 [...]
Originally published on Sydney Morning Herald by Emma Koehn, 24 June 2019 Manly Vale car park Last year Jock Gammon added "breathing" walls to a concrete carpark and now he has his [...]
