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Greg Wines Architecture
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23.01.2022 BUILDING IN BRISBANE If you're looking to build or renovate it always pays to seek advice from professionals to make your experience a a less stressful one. One of the first steps in the process is to understand what approvals are required and the Brisbane City Council have prepared a fact sheet to help explain this process in Brisbane but if this seems a exciting to you as preparing your tax return then thankfully we are here to help you. ... At Gregory Wines Architecture we make sure you don't have to spend your valuable time studying approvals processes.
21.01.2022 2016 is just around the corner and plenty of NYE resolutions will be made including, making a start to that renovation project or building that home you always wanted. If this is you and you're trying to assess your options then some professional advice is what you're after. Gregory Wines Architecture is able to provide you with informative assessments of your options including design and renovation potential of existing properties or design advice for new builds. ... So hold true to your NYE resolution and get off to the right start. Contact Gregory Wines Architecture to arrange a time to discuss your NYE resolution.
19.01.2022 Test panel for 175 Eagle lobby design #charterhall cant wait for the real thing.
17.01.2022 Making models 2017 style
16.01.2022 Positioned in the heart of Brisbane’s prestigious location, 175 Eagle Street offers top-notch office facilities with breathtaking views of the Brisbane River is... set to be one of the most vibrant business destinations. ERCO's luminaires were used to highlight the lobby and surrounding facilities. Lightgap Grazing light Wallwashers 36W were used to illuminate the decorative walls uniformly, making these elegant materials highly visible. Compar Downlights and Wallwahsers with varies distributions were used for the lobby, elevator area as well as washroom facilities. Architect: COX Architecture Photographer: Jackie Chan / Sydney
15.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/TownsvilleAirport/posts/1099611066762430
13.01.2022 Concept renderings for commercial amenities.
13.01.2022 Budgets... The necessary obstacle to our dreams.
12.01.2022 BUILDING IN BRISBANE If youre looking to build or renovate it always pays to seek advice from professionals to make your experience a a less stressful one. One of the first steps in the process is to understand what approvals are required and the Brisbane City Council have prepared a fact sheet to help explain this process in Brisbane but if this seems a exciting to you as preparing your tax return then thankfully we are here to help you. ... At Gregory Wines Architecture we make sure you dont have to spend your valuable time studying approvals processes.
10.01.2022 Test panel for 175 Eagle lobby design #charterhall can’t wait for the real thing.
10.01.2022 Renovating your home can not only reinvigorate tired or underutilised spaces to meet your family needs it can also provide a boost to your property's value with the added flexibility of enabling you to adapt your renovation work to meet your budget and stage your renovation works to meet current and future requirements. Engaging the services of an Architect to assist you with your project is a choice that helps you to realise the greater potential of your renovations by appl...ying design techniques and products to maximise the benefits. These techniques, coupled with clear and concise documents and an engaged construction process will assist your builder to make your renovation dreams a reality. The Australian Government have produced a helpful guide to inform you of the design and construction techniques that will provide the most benefit to your renovation by reducing utility and services costs and increasing the value of your home. When preparing the design brief for your renovation speak with your Architect about the elements best suited to your renovation. http://www.yourhome.gov.au/you-be/renovations-and-additions
10.01.2022 Custom concrete creations. Check out the pendant light fittings.
09.01.2022 Great news for us today thanks to a $50 million commitment from the Australian Governments Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF) towards the rede...velopment of our airport. The development will support 207 jobs during construction and 50 operational jobs once the project is complete. Details here: https://bddy.me/2SPvusg See more
09.01.2022 New business cards arrived from Moo
08.01.2022 Painting Childrens Furniture I recently became a dad again and my beautiful wife asked me to refresh the babies cot with a new coat of paint. She asked me what paint is safe to use on the babies furniture to which I replied "a low VOC paint would be most appropriate" but it occurred to me, judging by her reaction that she had no idea what I was talking about despite the fact that Im certain she would have conducted her own Google research on the topic prior to our discuss...ion. So I thought it best to share some knowledge I have on the topic and hopefully provide others with some guidance so here goes. Low VOC refers to Volatile Organic Compounds. These are typically added to paints to aid in their workability and coverage amongst other things. These VOCs give off gasses that can linger on painted surfaces and rooms for long periods and can be potentially harmful but paints have come a long way in recent years and most paint manufacturers produce a range of Low VOC paints. These paints use significantly less VOCs and in some cases no VOCs resulting in little to no "off gassing" without the loss of quality in the product finish or workability. So when I undertake the task my wife assigned me I will be using http://www.taubmans.com.au/profes/pure-performance-interior This is a water based paint that has no VOCs so I can be sure that when my daughter goes off to her dreams each night she wont be breathing in nasty paint fumes or when shes older and decides to chew on the side of her cot I can rest assured that the paint I used doesnt have a toxic effect on her. So next time you have a painting project ask your paint supplier for the Low VOC option.
06.01.2022 Schematic design render of lift lobby concept with mirrored ceiling.
05.01.2022 The makings of the Reedan House project. New garage, upgraded street elevation and interior works.
05.01.2022 Great news for us today thanks to a $50 million commitment from the Australian Government's Northern Australia Infrastructure Facility (NAIF) towards the rede...velopment of our airport. The development will support 207 jobs during construction and 50 operational jobs once the project is complete. Details here: https://bddy.me/2SPvusg See more
02.01.2022 Recently delivered commercial lobby refurbishment.
01.01.2022 Painting Children's Furniture I recently became a dad again and my beautiful wife asked me to refresh the babies cot with a new coat of paint. She asked me what paint is safe to use on the babies furniture to which I replied "a low VOC paint would be most appropriate" but it occurred to me, judging by her reaction that she had no idea what I was talking about despite the fact that I'm certain she would have conducted her own Google research on the topic prior to our discuss...ion. So I thought it best to share some knowledge I have on the topic and hopefully provide others with some guidance so here goes. Low VOC refers to Volatile Organic Compounds. These are typically added to paints to aid in their workability and coverage amongst other things. These VOC's give off gasses that can linger on painted surfaces and rooms for long periods and can be potentially harmful but paints have come a long way in recent years and most paint manufacturers produce a range of Low VOC paints. These paints use significantly less VOC's and in some cases no VOC's resulting in little to no "off gassing" without the loss of quality in the product finish or workability. So when I undertake the task my wife assigned me I will be using http://www.taubmans.com.au/profes/pure-performance-interior This is a water based paint that has no VOC's so I can be sure that when my daughter goes off to her dreams each night she won't be breathing in nasty paint fumes or when she's older and decides to chew on the side of her cot I can rest assured that the paint I used doesn't have a toxic effect on her. So next time you have a painting project ask your paint supplier for the Low VOC option.
