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The Dont Move, Improve! awards celebrate Londons most innovative architectural home renovations, from twisting walls to chequerboard floors Archaeologists of the future, should they find themselves sifting through the rubble of early 21st-century London, will find a distinctive layer. It will contain taps and door handles of Nordic design and manufacture, long sections of structural steel and the remnants of sliding glass doors. There might be chairs designed by mid-20th-century Danes, if they...

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It is surprisingly easy and satisfying to repair everyday textiles. Heres how An industrious weaver called Krysta Relyea recently wrote a post on Instagram saying she had just realised she owned enough pairs of jeans to get her through the rest of her life, provided she maintains her weight. Of course, patches and new zippers will be a must, she said. Some just need a little altering. Search the terms with which she tagged that nugget - including #buynothingnew, #visiblemending and #makedoa...

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Air purifiers can be effective in fighting bushfire haze - the problem is many Australians cannot get their hands on one On 1 January, Canberra experienced its worst air quality on record . Smoke from Australias devastating bushfires has now blown as far as Queenstown, New Zealand , forcing millions to become fluent in a new kind of jargon: AQI, PM2.5, HEPA and hazardous . Since December, major retailers have reported selling out of air purifiers . Guardian Australia called JB Hi-Fi, The...

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A hit Australian YouTube show presents a vision of our housing future thats both charming and off-putting Its hard to explain the exact appeal of Never Too Small . The YouTube series takes viewers on meditative tours of tiny homes from across the world. Yes the spaces are beautiful and the design innovative, but theres a curdle in the architectural cream. The residences, which range from 22 to 40 square meters in size, are a curious mix of aspirational and off-putting. Part of you wants...

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Silicosis, caused by dust particles from making stone benchtops, can kill. Whats being done TV programs and tightening credit are prompting more Australians to renovate their homes while evidence mounts that kitchen upgrades can have deadly consequences for tradesmen. Silica from stone benchtops is responsible for serious and sometimes fatal health problems for the workers who cut and install these products. Related: I feel robbed: stonemasons launch class action over silica dust exposur...

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Administrators move to terminate plumber contracts leaves consumers without fully functioning bathrooms Households have been left without washing and toilet facilities after Bathstores collapse left a trail of unfinished installations. Bathstores administrators, the accountants BDO, wrote to all the firms subcontracted plumbers on Wednesday night terminating them with immediate effect. Whats the problem Current bathroom situation. @bathstore delivery delayed by over a week and just foun...

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Pre-fabricated two-bedroom homes cost A$65,000, and four bedrooms up to $107,000 For those wanting to get on the housing ladder a trip to Bunnings - and New Zealand - may be in order. The DIY specialist has reported a brisk trade for its selection of flatpack homes which have been on sale across the Tasman. Related: National obscenity: Australias story of housing boom and homelessness Related: Tiny home communities: housing solution or gentrified trailer parks Continue reading...

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