(PRWEB) July 19, 2013

Australian architect and multi-award winning firm Guymer Bailey Architects has one of their residential homes featured on the ABCs Dream Build program on Sunday 21st of July at 7:30pm.

Dream Build on ABC1 is a series about Aussies who have been lucky enough to turn the dream of building their own home into a spectacular reality. The show features some of Australia's most cutting edge homes revealing what can happen when the design brief is pushed and the projects environment is celebrated. Each owner shares their experience of throwing down ambitious and challenging briefs to their architect in the hope of creating a 'one in a million' home. The architect will reveal their design secrets and how they rose to the challenge to give their client the home of their dreams.

Guymer Bailey Architects is delighted to be featured on Dream Build. We love the show and its commitment to quality Australian residential architecture. The Runaway Bay House was a collaboration between us and a passionate and courageous client that sought a sophisticated interpretation of Gold Coast architecture.

About Guymer Bailey Architects Runaway Bay Houses architect, Tim Guymer established Guymer Bailey Architects with Ralph Bailey in 1989. The firm offers two well established offices in both Brisbane and Melbourne with a reputation for outstanding client service, design quality and environmentally sustainable design. Winning numerous awards for their work across a broad spectrum of residential, commercial, civic and institutional architectural design, Guymer Bailey Architects offers a passionate design-focused team for anyone looking to build their own one in a million home.

Read more about Guymer Bailey Architects Runaway Bay Home: http://www.guymerbailey.com.au/modern-residential-architectural-house-melbourne-brisbane/runaway-bay-residence ABC TVs Dream Build Series: http://www.abc.net.au/tv/programs/dream-build/

Project: Runaway Bay House by Guymer Bailey Architects Type of Project: Residential House Architects: Tim Guymer & Stan Chrenkoff

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India, July 19 -- While thousands of files related to building construction going missing from civic offices is of concern in itself as this could allow the builders to make ad hoc changes to these structures, what is even more worrying is that many of them belong to the same architects, which raises suspicion of a deliberate attempt to keep their details off the record.

Data with Hindustan Times reveals there are more than 100 architects in the western suburbs alone who have 'lost' two or more project files.

Of them, at least 44 architects have lost five or more files at the offices of the building proposals department in the western suburbs.

Here are a few shockers - a Khar-based liasoning architect has 23 of its files relating to projects in prime areas like Oshiwara, Versova and Bandra (West) missing. Eleven files of an architect firm, which has projects in tony Bandra (West) and Santacruz ( West), are untraceable.

Liasoning architects are firms which are solely tasked with the correspondence between the civic body and the builders.

They are usually not involved in the design aspect, and focus only on getting permissions for the construction.

There are many such architects, quite a few of them solely into liasoning, who have multiple files missing. A deeper study reveals that many of these files relate to the same area where the architect has undertaken projects.

For instance, one firm has nine files missing - all of these projects are at Juhu Vile Parle Development Scheme.

Activists say so many files of one architect going missing cannot be a coincidence.

Shirish Sukhatme, president of the Practicing Engineers Architects and Town Planners Association admitted this might be the case, and said: "There are a few black sheep among architects who might want to keep their files hidden, but even the civic officers are to be blamed for these files disappearing."

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Malton architects Bramhall Blenkharn win design awards

11:55am Wednesday 17th July 2013 in Ryedale news

MALTON-based architects Bramhall Blenkharn has picked up a number of awards at the LABC North & East Yorkshire Building Excellence Awards 2013.

The company won in four categories and received one commendation.

Housing on the site of the former Moorlands Hotel in Whitby scooped two awards winning in the Best Large Housing Development and Best Social/Affordable categories. A development of eight new visitor suites and refurbishments at The Carpenters Arms, Felixkirk, won the Best Large Commercial Building category, while redevelopment work at Lazenby Hall was commended in the Refurbishment of a Listed Building category.

Bramhall Blenkharn also won the Best Partnership with a Local Authority award, recognising the close working relationship the firm has with North Yorkshire Building Control.

Director Ric Blenkharn said: We are delighted that so many of our projects have been recognised. It is testament not only to the hard work of our staff but also to the contractors and clients who have been integral in the success of these schemes.

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