Tone Wheeler

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Tone Wheeler is a director at Environa Studio. He is an architect, author, educator and consultant with an abiding interest in triple bottom line design.

Long life, loose fit, low impact: Playing the long game on sustainable buildings

It may not be possible to re-love every component of a building but if we want ensure buildings remain as sustainable as possible throughout their lifetimes, the property industry needs…

Tone Wheeler: Australia’s great innovation and poor implementation

Tone Wheeler
11 July, 2019

Despite having an abundance of clever people who know how to make great, sustainable cities – offices included – Australia manages to fall far short on implementation. Tone Wheeler offered…

Wellness in workplaces – panel

Bruce DuyshartandCraig RodgersandKellie PayneandTica HessingandTone Wheeler
11 July, 2019

We know we want workplaces that promote wellbeing but we’ve still got a long way to go. Panellists at the cutting edge of the field, Tica Hessing (Cushman & Wakefield),…

Tone Wheeler

Long life, loose fit, low impact: Playing the long game on sustainable buildings

Tone Wheeler: Australia’s great innovation and poor implementation

Wellness in workplaces – panel

Introduction to Reloved Buildings

Re-loved warehouses: creative, cool and in demand

Apartments: how to get help for your strata committee

Energy efficiency’s big secret: a major retrofit of performance can be surprisingly affordable

Engineering reloved buildings: The inside story

Sam Marshall and Jean Rice on how to re-love a building

The hidden value of old buildings

Snapshots: Shanghai Museum of Glass, Shanghai; Knai Bang Chatt Resort, Kep; Omnia, Sydney and more

Long life, loose fit, low impact: Playing the long game on sustainable buildings

The triple bottom-line benefits of adaptive re-use of heritage buildings