For the eighth of a series of short interviews with KPA team members, to help you get to know us all a bit better, Todd Paterson (TP) interviewed Hayley Green (HG). Hayley is KPA’s Bookkeeper and has been part of the KPA team since 2007. She is the organiser
Amongst the many recommendations in the final report of the Aged Care Royal Commission are two important proposals for the design of aged care accommodation. The Commissioners recommended the Government should guide the design of the best and most appropriate residential aged care accommodation by: Developing
For the seventh of a series of short interviews with KPA team members, to help you get to know us all a bit better, Lino Iacomella (LI) interviewed Todd Paterson (TP). Todd is KPA’s Director and has been part of the KPA team since 1998.
More frequent and shorter visits to local retail centres is the new ‘shopping’ normal. That is the thinking we are applying to new design work after reviewing industry feedback. What is most apparent from visiting centres is the even spread of shopper numbers over the course of a
Treeby Parklands Care Community, part of the Opal family, celebrated the opening of their new home on Thursday 10 September 2020. We are proud to be involved in the architectural and interior design of this new care home and see it come together with the
KPA Architects are honoured to announce our Documentation Manager, Peter Van Geloven, received The National Medal for Service through the Department of Fire and Emergency Services, after 19 years of voluntary Fire and Rescue services. ‘The National Medal recognises long and diligent service by members of recognised government and voluntary
As we emerge from COVID restrictions the bricks and mortar end of the retail sector has two challenges: winning back the loyalty of customers that switched to online shopping at the height of the pandemic; and finding new streams of foot-traffic to make up for lost business. In
There is a strong case for governments to prioritise housing for people with disabilities in new infrastructure programs in response to COVID-19. The Aged Care Royal Commission’s interim report in 2019 called for immediate action to move young people out of aged care. The urgency around this has only
Research shows that the quality of an environment can have a positive impact on people’s lives by increasing occupant wellness, both mentally and physically. Improved general health also improves health and mortality outcomes in the event of a viral or bacterial outbreak. High quality architectural
In the midst of the current alarm and whirlwind of information on health, statistics, social precautions, the economy, panic buying and even false news in our lives at present, it seems entirely plausible that our attention is drawn away from the most important thing at