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Australia’s National Construction Code (NCC) is mid-transition again, and many homeowners are asking what to draw, specify and budget for on projects heading to council in early 2026. The short version is that the next edition of the Code is not yet finalised. Several proposals remain under consideration, and the Commonwealth has flagged a pause on further residential changes while streamlining work continues. For now, projects must be designed to the current rules adopted in

Australian homes are being asked to do more than ever. Work, study, ageing parents, hobbies and even small businesses often coexist under one roof. A future-proof home adapts to all these shifts, reshaping itself as a household grows, changes or rebalances over time. Designers nationwide are now embracing flexible planning as a core principle rather than a passing trend. Reports highlight multipurpose rooms, smarter storage and layouts that support multi-generational living a

Australia’s climate is changing, energy costs keep rising, and building codes continue to tighten. For modern Perth homes, good drafting means far more than neat floor plans - it’s about shaping homes that temper heat, catch the breeze, resist ember attack, and stay comfortable year-round without chewing through power. The goal is simple: comfort, durability and low bills over decades, not just compliance on day one. Here’s more about sustainable residential design . Start wi

Getting from drafting in Perth  to site work means clearing two hurdles: planning consent under the Planning and Development Act 2005 and...