The-Arc Networking Events are a boutique exhibition designed to showcase a wide variety of architectural and interior products in the one space. Held after working hours in a relaxed social environment, attendance for architects, designers and specifiers is free.
Come and see Atkar at the Jazcorp ADEB CPD workshop breakfast event held in Perth on 15th September. Book fast to secure your complimentary seat!
Tasked with delivering the perfect ambience to keep customers coming back, smart hospitality professionals are recognising the role of clever design and fit-out.
A truly unique project, this exceptional design features a combination of perforated and solid triangular timber panels creating a symmetrical wave like contrast rippling in warm tones.
The Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre (VCCC) has won the top prize, the Victorian Architecture Medal, at the 2017 Victorian Architecture Awards. Atkar panels were featured throughout the project. View all the winners here.
Beware the hidden costs of using a ‘cheaper’ imported product. That’s one of the messages Atkar project manager Travis Parker has for builders looking to swap out materials specified by a project’s architect.
Thank you to all those who came and visited our stand last Thursday night at the ARC Event. It was a very busy evening for our team who enjoyed discussing all your exciting upcoming projects and our solutions with you. Atkar released 2 new Au.diSlat prototypes in response to the current trending demand for slatted timber.
Concrete and steel may have dominated the architectural world over the past few decades but timber slats are increasingly gaining popularity as architects and designers material of choice.
A seamless, continuously perforated acoustic plasterboard ceiling delivers a striking feature to any project. Following the correct painting procedure is paramount.
St Monica's school underwent a modernisation to optimise the learning environments bringing the school to its full potential.
Typically, hospitals are spaces characterised by flat, hard surfaces and long hallways. Although these environments are designed to address needs of infection control, hygiene and washability, they’re certainly not primed for gentle acoustics.
With Westpac's people first approach and need for an agile working environment, their new office had the potential to become a hive of buzzing activity.
