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25 Jun 2025Future-focused: Hames Sharley solidifies ESG commitments by joining the UN Global Compact
Hames Sharley is pleased to announce that we have joined the United Nations Global Compact initiative – a voluntary initiative for the development, implementation and disclosure of responsible business practices.
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17 Jun 2025Hames Sharley collaborations honoured at the 2025 AIA WA awards
Two Hames Sharley projects took home prestigious named awards, representing the highest honour in their nominated categories.
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09 Jun 2025Arup Workplace Perth/Boorloo takes home three Australian Interior Design Awards
Arup Workplace Perth/Boorloo was recognised for its innovative approach to sustainable workplace design at the 2025 Australian Interior Design Awards, standing tall among the program’s 195 entries and taking home three awards.
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05 Jun 2025Unlocking Adaptive Reuse
Last month our Adelaide Studio and the University of South Australia co-hosted a workshop on Sufficiency and Adaptive Reuse.
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Scotch College Purruna Spencer Newton Centre celebrated at the South Australian Architecture Awards
The new wellbeing and sports centre was honoured with an Award for Sustainable Architecture, as well as an esteemed named award, The Dr John Mayfield Award for Educational Architecture.
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12 Jun 2024TL Robertson Library Refurbishment honoured for sustainable architecture
The architectural community of Perth gathered for a night to remember at the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) WA Chapter Architecture Awards, as the state’s best designs were recognised and celebrated. The TL Robertson Library Refurbishment, by Hames Sharley and Schmidt Hammer Lassen (SHL) Architects in Association, received an Award for Sustainable Architecture and an Educational Architecture Commendation.
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23 Sep 2021SunCentral Automated Waste Collection System (AWCS) project wins Master Builders Award
Congratulations to Kane Constructions for their recent win at the Sunshine Coast 2021 Housing and Construction Master Builders Awards for SunCentral Automated Waste Collection System (AWCS) in the Excellence in Construction for Community Service Facilities award category.
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07 Dec 2020Paving the way to a more sustainable future with Salt Lane
Often referred to as the “missing middle”, well-designed medium-density housing is undersupplied in the suburbs of Australia’s capital cities. With the recent announcement by the Western Australian Government on the draft Design WA Medium Density policy, it is timely Hames Sharley reflects on one such endeavour which certainly exceeds all future expectations…
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19 May 2020Hames Sharley Promote the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals
Hames Sharley is proud to be committed to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. The goals, which address the global challenges of poverty, inequality, climate, environmental degradation, prosperity, and peace and justice are aiming to be achieved by 2030.
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29 Apr 2020Hames Sharley NSF Team Attend National Sustainability Conference
Yaara Plaves, Nigel Harris and Matthew Seddon of the National Sustainability Forum (NSF) were thrilled to participate in the annual National Sustainability Conference earlier this week. The conference explored how Australian enterprises can lead the way in creating prosperous economies, healthy ecosystems and strong communities.
