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No Small Feat

An architect’s training is underpinned by the ideals of making a genuine and measurable difference to people's lives. Unfortunately, the profession delivers no more than approximately 10 per cent of new homes in Australia. A tough pill to swallow, with some capital cities projected to double in population by 2030.

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