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Dog x-rays, art history and a 'never say never' attitude: the surprising toolbox of professional conservators.
Dog x-rays, art history and a 'never say never' attitude: the surprising toolbox of professional conservators.
Restoration demands a marriage of scientific and technical expertise with knowledge of art and incredible patience.
Being able to reveal the layers of an artwork using scientific imaging is useful to conservators seeking to understand an artist's working methods.
A look behind the scenes at the National Gallery of Victoria conservation department.
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Goodnight Irene? A storied Melbourne artists' haven is under threat. Irene artists warehouse.
Irene artists warehouse.
The haphazardly converted lingerie factory in Brunswick has been a part of the city's cultural landscape since 2001 but the council insists it must comply with modern safety standards.
The converted former lingerie factory in a cul de sac off Lygon Street in the inner-north suburb of Brunswick has been a not-for-profit artist and activist space since 2001 but is now facing an uncertain future as urban gentrification and council regulations close in.
Filmmaker and animator Lukas Schrank in his studio at Irene Warehouse studios. 5 Pitt Street, Brunswick Melbourne. Australia
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Goodnight Irene? A storied Melbourne artists' haven is under threat. Irene artists warehouse.
Irene artists warehouse.
The haphazardly converted lingerie factory in Brunswick has been a part of the city's cultural landscape since 2001 but the council insists it must comply with modern safety standards.
The converted former lingerie factory in a cul de sac off Lygon Street in the inner-north suburb of Brunswick has been a not-for-profit artist and activist space since 2001 but is now facing an uncertain future as urban gentrification and council regulations close in.
Clothing designer and maker Samantha Ives in her studio at Irene Warehouse studios. 5 Pitt Street, Brunswick Melbourne. Australia
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Goodnight Irene? A storied Melbourne artists' haven is under threat. Irene artists warehouse.
Irene artists warehouse.
The haphazardly converted lingerie factory in Brunswick has been a part of the city's cultural landscape since 2001 but the council insists it must comply with modern safety standards.
The converted former lingerie factory in a cul de sac off Lygon Street in the inner-north suburb of Brunswick has been a not-for-profit artist and activist space since 2001 but is now facing an uncertain future as urban gentrification and council regulations close in.
Artist Iona Julian-Walters and filmmaker and animator Lukas Schrank, at Irene Warehouse studios. 5 Pitt Street, Brunswick Melbourne. Australia
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Goodnight Irene? A storied Melbourne artists' haven is under threat. Irene artists warehouse.
Irene artists warehouse.
The haphazardly converted lingerie factory in Brunswick has been a part of the city's cultural landscape since 2001 but the council insists it must comply with modern safety standards.
The converted former lingerie factory in a cul de sac off Lygon Street in the inner-north suburb of Brunswick has been a not-for-profit artist and activist space since 2001 but is now facing an uncertain future as urban gentrification and council regulations close in.
Artist Iona Julian-Walters' studio at Irene Warehouse studios. 5 Pitt Street, Brunswick Melbourne. Australia
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Goodnight Irene? A storied Melbourne artists' haven is under threat. Irene artists warehouse.
Irene artists warehouse.
The haphazardly converted lingerie factory in Brunswick has been a part of the city's cultural landscape since 2001 but the council insists it must comply with modern safety standards.
The converted former lingerie factory in a cul de sac off Lygon Street in the inner-north suburb of Brunswick has been a not-for-profit artist and activist space since 2001 but is now facing an uncertain future as urban gentrification and council regulations close in.
Irene Warehouse studios. 5 Pitt Street, Melbourne. Australia
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Goodnight Irene? A storied Melbourne artists' haven is under threat. Irene artists warehouse.
Irene artists warehouse.
The haphazardly converted lingerie factory in Brunswick has been a part of the city's cultural landscape since 2001 but the council insists it must comply with modern safety standards.
The converted former lingerie factory in a cul de sac off Lygon Street in the inner-north suburb of Brunswick has been a not-for-profit artist and activist space since 2001 but is now facing an uncertain future as urban gentrification and council regulations close in.
Irene Warehouse studios. 5 Pitt Street, Brunswick Melbourne. Australia
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Rev Tim Costello: 'Social cohesion is really fraying'
Australia's most prominent anti-gambling campaigner Tim Costello on hope, politics and the moments that changed him.
Walk with Tim Costello along Kananook Creek and Frankston beach. Melbourne. Australia
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Rev Tim Costello: 'Social cohesion is really fraying'
Australia's most prominent anti-gambling campaigner Tim Costello on hope, politics and the moments that changed him.
Walk with Tim Costello along Kananook Creek and Frankston beach. Melbourne. Australia
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Rev Tim Costello: 'Social cohesion is really fraying'
Australia's most prominent anti-gambling campaigner Tim Costello on hope, politics and the moments that changed him.
Walk with Tim Costello along Kananook Creek and Frankston beach. Melbourne. Australia
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Rev Tim Costello: 'Social cohesion is really fraying'
Australia's most prominent anti-gambling campaigner Tim Costello on hope, politics and the moments that changed him.
Walk with Tim Costello along Kananook Creek and Frankston beach. Melbourne. Australia
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Rev Tim Costello: 'Social cohesion is really fraying'
Australia's most prominent anti-gambling campaigner Tim Costello on hope, politics and the moments that changed him.
Walk with Tim Costello along Kananook Creek and Frankston beach. Melbourne. Australia
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'If we can't tell the truth ... we can't run Attica': Ben Shewry on the failings of fine dining
In his new memoir the acclaimed Melbourne chef Ben Shewry calls out 'incredibly problematic' restaurant awards and toxic hospitality culture.
Attica's chef and owner Ben Shewry at the restaurant in Ripponlea, Melbourne, Australia.
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'If we can't tell the truth ... we can't run Attica': Ben Shewry on the failings of fine dining
In his new memoir the acclaimed Melbourne chef Ben Shewry calls out 'incredibly problematic' restaurant awards and toxic hospitality culture.
Attica's chef and owner Ben Shewry at the restaurant in Ripponlea, Melbourne, Australia.
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'If we can't tell the truth ... we can't run Attica': Ben Shewry on the failings of fine dining
In his new memoir the acclaimed Melbourne chef Ben Shewry calls out 'incredibly problematic' restaurant awards and toxic hospitality culture.
Attica's chef and owner Ben Shewry at the restaurant in Ripponlea, Melbourne, Australia.
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'If we can't tell the truth ... we can't run Attica': Ben Shewry on the failings of fine dining
In his new memoir the acclaimed Melbourne chef Ben Shewry calls out 'incredibly problematic' restaurant awards and toxic hospitality culture.
Attica's chef and owner Ben Shewry at the restaurant in Ripponlea, Melbourne, Australia.
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'If we can't tell the truth ... we can't run Attica': Ben Shewry on the failings of fine dining
In his new memoir the acclaimed Melbourne chef Ben Shewry calls out 'incredibly problematic' restaurant awards and toxic hospitality culture.
Attica's chef and owner Ben Shewry at the restaurant in Ripponlea, Melbourne, Australia.
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The Melbourne wellness club where the wealthy breathe premium air - and seek to defy ageing. South Yarra Saint Haven club
Australia is gripped by a cost-of-living crisis but inside Saint Haven you wouldn't know it. Owner Tim Gurner speaks about his passion project, his fear of dying and his infamous avocado comments.
Pure air is part of the offering at Saint Haven, a luxury health club that has just opened its second location in South Yarra. In the thick of a cost-of-living crisis, membership - which starts at about $170 a week and goes up to more than $40,000 a year - was filled before its first day.
The newly opened South Yarra Saint Haven club, run by the Gurner Group is an exclusive gym and spa.
The main corridor known as the 'path of life' leads to a water fountain called the 'fountain of youth' where members can drink reverse osmosis purified water.
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The Melbourne wellness club where the wealthy breathe premium air - and seek to defy ageing. South Yarra Saint Haven club
Australia is gripped by a cost-of-living crisis but inside Saint Haven you wouldn't know it. Owner Tim Gurner speaks about his passion project, his fear of dying and his infamous avocado comments.
Pure air is part of the offering at Saint Haven, a luxury health club that has just opened its second location in South Yarra. In the thick of a cost-of-living crisis, membership - which starts at about $170 a week and goes up to more than $40,000 a year - was filled before its first day.
The newly opened South Yarra Saint Haven club, run by the Gurner Group is an exclusive gym and spa.
Haven treatment space.
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The Melbourne wellness club where the wealthy breathe premium air - and seek to defy ageing. South Yarra Saint Haven club
Australia is gripped by a cost-of-living crisis but inside Saint Haven you wouldn't know it. Owner Tim Gurner speaks about his passion project, his fear of dying and his infamous avocado comments.
Pure air is part of the offering at Saint Haven, a luxury health club that has just opened its second location in South Yarra. In the thick of a cost-of-living crisis, membership - which starts at about $170 a week and goes up to more than $40,000 a year - was filled before its first day.
The newly opened South Yarra Saint Haven club, run by the Gurner Group is an exclusive gym and spa.
Yoga studio.
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The Melbourne wellness club where the wealthy breathe premium air - and seek to defy ageing. South Yarra Saint Haven club
Australia is gripped by a cost-of-living crisis but inside Saint Haven you wouldn't know it. Owner Tim Gurner speaks about his passion project, his fear of dying and his infamous avocado comments.
Pure air is part of the offering at Saint Haven, a luxury health club that has just opened its second location in South Yarra. In the thick of a cost-of-living crisis, membership - which starts at about $170 a week and goes up to more than $40,000 a year - was filled before its first day.
The newly opened South Yarra Saint Haven club, run by the Gurner Group is an exclusive gym and spa.
Eugene Koning, Head of Breathwork and Contrast Therapy with sound bowls.
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The Melbourne wellness club where the wealthy breathe premium air - and seek to defy ageing. South Yarra Saint Haven club
Australia is gripped by a cost-of-living crisis but inside Saint Haven you wouldn't know it. Owner Tim Gurner speaks about his passion project, his fear of dying and his infamous avocado comments.
Pure air is part of the offering at Saint Haven, a luxury health club that has just opened its second location in South Yarra. In the thick of a cost-of-living crisis, membership - which starts at about $170 a week and goes up to more than $40,000 a year - was filled before its first day.
The newly opened South Yarra Saint Haven club, run by the Gurner Group is an exclusive gym and spa.
The Ancient Bath House with mineral pool and sauna.
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The Melbourne wellness club where the wealthy breathe premium air - and seek to defy ageing. South Yarra Saint Haven club
Australia is gripped by a cost-of-living crisis but inside Saint Haven you wouldn't know it. Owner Tim Gurner speaks about his passion project, his fear of dying and his infamous avocado comments.
Pure air is part of the offering at Saint Haven, a luxury health club that has just opened its second location in South Yarra. In the thick of a cost-of-living crisis, membership - which starts at about $170 a week and goes up to more than $40,000 a year - was filled before its first day.
The newly opened South Yarra Saint Haven club, run by the Gurner Group is an exclusive gym and spa.
The Ancient Bath House with mineral pool and sauna.
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Missy Higgins: 'I feel like I have enough love, but ... I feel constantly torn'
The singer-songwriter Missy Higgins on using music to untangle difficult emotions and the challenge of life, and parenting, after divorce.
Walk with musician Missy Higgins along the Yarra trail near the Collingwood Children's Farm. Melbourne. Australia
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Missy Higgins: 'I feel like I have enough love, but ... I feel constantly torn'
The singer-songwriter Missy Higgins on using music to untangle difficult emotions and the challenge of life, and parenting, after divorce.
Walk with musician Missy Higgins along the Yarra trail near the Collingwood Children's Farm. Melbourne. Australia
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Missy Higgins: 'I feel like I have enough love, but ... I feel constantly torn'
The singer-songwriter Missy Higgins on using music to untangle difficult emotions and the challenge of life, and parenting, after divorce.
Walk with musician Missy Higgins along the Yarra trail near the Collingwood Children's Farm. Melbourne. Australia
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Missy Higgins: 'I feel like I have enough love, but ... I feel constantly torn'
The singer-songwriter Missy Higgins on using music to untangle difficult emotions and the challenge of life, and parenting, after divorce.
Walk with musician Missy Higgins along the Yarra trail near the Collingwood Children's Farm. Melbourne. Australia
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What cost-of-living crisis? Australians splashing the cash on luxury bags, health clubs and art. The Purse Affair in Melbourne.
Owner Alex Leung at The Purse Affair in Melbourne, which specialises in secondhand high-end bags.
His store is for the wealthy elite who don't want to be on the wait list for a Birkin or who are unhappy with the one offered and want it in a different colour.
It's also for the "want-to-be aspirational middle class" looking to get a bargain - a high-end brand at a consignment price. The store, The Purse Affair, is filled wall to wall with secondhand designer bags - more choice than you would ever get shopping inside Gucci or Fendi or Dior.
The Purse Affair specialises in high-end second-hand bags, and authentication. Owner Alex Leung with a Hermes Birkin bags. Melbourne. Australia
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What cost-of-living crisis? Australians splashing the cash on luxury bags, health clubs and art. The Purse Affair in Melbourne.
Owner Alex Leung at The Purse Affair in Melbourne, which specialises in secondhand high-end bags.
His store is for the wealthy elite who don't want to be on the wait list for a Birkin or who are unhappy with the one offered and want it in a different colour.
It's also for the "want-to-be aspirational middle class" looking to get a bargain - a high-end brand at a consignment price. The store, The Purse Affair, is filled wall to wall with secondhand designer bags - more choice than you would ever get shopping inside Gucci or Fendi or Dior.
The Purse Affair specialises in high-end second-hand bags, and authentication. Owner Alex Leung with Hermes Birkin bags. Melbourne. Australia
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What cost-of-living crisis? Australians splashing the cash on luxury bags, health clubs and art. The Purse Affair in Melbourne.
Owner Alex Leung at The Purse Affair in Melbourne, which specialises in secondhand high-end bags.
His store is for the wealthy elite who don't want to be on the wait list for a Birkin or who are unhappy with the one offered and want it in a different colour.
It's also for the "want-to-be aspirational middle class" looking to get a bargain - a high-end brand at a consignment price. The store, The Purse Affair, is filled wall to wall with secondhand designer bags - more choice than you would ever get shopping inside Gucci or Fendi or Dior.
The Purse Affair specialises in high-end second-hand bags, and authentication. Melbourne. Australia
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What cost-of-living crisis? Australians splashing the cash on luxury bags, health clubs and art. The Purse Affair in Melbourne.
Owner Alex Leung at The Purse Affair in Melbourne, which specialises in secondhand high-end bags.
His store is for the wealthy elite who don't want to be on the wait list for a Birkin or who are unhappy with the one offered and want it in a different colour.
It's also for the "want-to-be aspirational middle class" looking to get a bargain - a high-end brand at a consignment price. The store, The Purse Affair, is filled wall to wall with secondhand designer bags - more choice than you would ever get shopping inside Gucci or Fendi or Dior.
The Purse Affair specialises in high-end second-hand bags, and authentication. Melbourne. Australia
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What cost-of-living crisis? Australians splashing the cash on luxury bags, health clubs and art. The Purse Affair in Melbourne.
Owner Alex Leung at The Purse Affair in Melbourne, which specialises in secondhand high-end bags.
His store is for the wealthy elite who don't want to be on the wait list for a Birkin or who are unhappy with the one offered and want it in a different colour.
It's also for the "want-to-be aspirational middle class" looking to get a bargain - a high-end brand at a consignment price. The store, The Purse Affair, is filled wall to wall with secondhand designer bags - more choice than you would ever get shopping inside Gucci or Fendi or Dior.
The Purse Affair specialises in high-end second-hand bags, and authentication. The Chanel bag know as the Diana flap bag. Melbourne. Australia
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How Tick Begg revolutionised braces and made 1920s Adelaide 'the orthodontic centre of the world'
South Australian PR Begg Museum honours the man who changed the way dentistry was done 'on a global scale'
Begg studied in Melbourne before training under the acclaimed US orthodontist Dr Edward Hartley Angle. He treated his first patient in Adelaide in 1926.
The SA History Hub describes Begg as faithfully following Angle's methods until 1928, when he "broke with established tradition and became the first orthodontist to extract selected teeth to correct dental crowding".
The P.R Begg Museum of dentistry. 30/5/2024 Adelaide. Australia
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How Tick Begg revolutionised braces and made 1920s Adelaide 'the orthodontic centre of the world'
South Australian PR Begg Museum honours the man who changed the way dentistry was done 'on a global scale'
Begg studied in Melbourne before training under the acclaimed US orthodontist Dr Edward Hartley Angle. He treated his first patient in Adelaide in 1926.
The SA History Hub describes Begg as faithfully following Angle's methods until 1928, when he "broke with established tradition and became the first orthodontist to extract selected teeth to correct dental crowding".
Study model teeth for typodonts used in Dr Begg's courses. 30/5/2024 Adelaide. Australia
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How Tick Begg revolutionised braces and made 1920s Adelaide 'the orthodontic centre of the world'
South Australian PR Begg Museum honours the man who changed the way dentistry was done 'on a global scale'
Begg studied in Melbourne before training under the acclaimed US orthodontist Dr Edward Hartley Angle. He treated his first patient in Adelaide in 1926.
The SA History Hub describes Begg as faithfully following Angle's methods until 1928, when he "broke with established tradition and became the first orthodontist to extract selected teeth to correct dental crowding".
Work bench used by Dr Begg for standing plaster models of the patient on top during treatment while using instruments, wires, pins, springs and elastics. 30/5/2024 Adelaide. Australia
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How Tick Begg revolutionised braces and made 1920s Adelaide 'the orthodontic centre of the world'
South Australian PR Begg Museum honours the man who changed the way dentistry was done 'on a global scale'
Begg studied in Melbourne before training under the acclaimed US orthodontist Dr Edward Hartley Angle. He treated his first patient in Adelaide in 1926.
The SA History Hub describes Begg as faithfully following Angle's methods until 1928, when he "broke with established tradition and became the first orthodontist to extract selected teeth to correct dental crowding".
Work bench used by Dr Begg for standing plaster models of the patient on top during treatment while using instruments, wires, pins, springs and elastics. 30/5/2024 Adelaide. Australia
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How Tick Begg revolutionised braces and made 1920s Adelaide 'the orthodontic centre of the world'
South Australian PR Begg Museum honours the man who changed the way dentistry was done 'on a global scale'
Begg studied in Melbourne before training under the acclaimed US orthodontist Dr Edward Hartley Angle. He treated his first patient in Adelaide in 1926.
The SA History Hub describes Begg as faithfully following Angle's methods until 1928, when he "broke with established tradition and became the first orthodontist to extract selected teeth to correct dental crowding".
A typodont used by Dr Begg for teaching the light wire technique. 30/5/2024 Adelaide. Australia
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Coffee grounds used to make extra tough concrete
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Freshly brewed eco-friendly concrete made using coffee grounds is being tested.
And it is said to be 30 percent stronger than traditional concrete.
Several infrastructure projects around Victoria, Australia, will muse spent grounds and transform the waste into a valuable resource for the construction industry.
The first is a coffee concrete footpath trial.
The concrete has been developed by a team at Australia’s RMT University in Melbourne, Victoria state.
It has teamed with civil infrastructure, asphalt paving and road profiling company BildGroup for the projects.
OPS:The coffee concrete pavement now on test in Australia.
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Coffee grounds used to make extra tough concrete
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Coffee concrete 1
Ref 15883
27/05/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: RMIT University
Freshly brewed eco-friendly concrete made using coffee grounds is being tested.
And it is said to be 30 percent stronger than traditional concrete.
Several infrastructure projects around Victoria, Australia, will muse spent grounds and transform the waste into a valuable resource for the construction industry.
The first is a coffee concrete footpath trial.
The concrete has been developed by a team at Australia’s RMT University in Melbourne, Victoria state.
It has teamed with civil infrastructure, asphalt paving and road profiling company BildGroup for the projects.
OPS:The coffee concrete pavement now on test in Australia.
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Coffee grounds used to make extra tough concrete
Ferrari Press Agency
Coffee concrete 1
Ref 15883
27/05/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: RMIT University
Freshly brewed eco-friendly concrete made using coffee grounds is being tested.
And it is said to be 30 percent stronger than traditional concrete.
Several infrastructure projects around Victoria, Australia, will muse spent grounds and transform the waste into a valuable resource for the construction industry.
The first is a coffee concrete footpath trial.
The concrete has been developed by a team at Australia’s RMT University in Melbourne, Victoria state.
It has teamed with civil infrastructure, asphalt paving and road profiling company BildGroup for the projects.
OPS:The coffee concrete pavement now on test in Australia being laid.
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Coffee grounds used to make extra tough concrete
Ferrari Press Agency
Coffee concrete 1
Ref 15883
27/05/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: RMIT University
Freshly brewed eco-friendly concrete made using coffee grounds is being tested.
And it is said to be 30 percent stronger than traditional concrete.
Several infrastructure projects around Victoria, Australia, will muse spent grounds and transform the waste into a valuable resource for the construction industry.
The first is a coffee concrete footpath trial.
The concrete has been developed by a team at Australia’s RMT University in Melbourne, Victoria state.
It has teamed with civil infrastructure, asphalt paving and road profiling company BildGroup for the projects.
OPS:Adding the baked coffee grounds to a concrete mix.
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Coffee grounds used to make extra tough concrete
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Coffee concrete 1
Ref 15883
27/05/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: RMIT University
Freshly brewed eco-friendly concrete made using coffee grounds is being tested.
And it is said to be 30 percent stronger than traditional concrete.
Several infrastructure projects around Victoria, Australia, will muse spent grounds and transform the waste into a valuable resource for the construction industry.
The first is a coffee concrete footpath trial.
The concrete has been developed by a team at Australia’s RMT University in Melbourne, Victoria state.
It has teamed with civil infrastructure, asphalt paving and road profiling company BildGroup for the projects.
OPS:Carbonsied coffee grounds used for the new concrete mix.
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Coffee grounds used to make extra tough concrete
Ferrari Press Agency
Coffee concrete 1
Ref 15883
27/05/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: RMIT University
Freshly brewed eco-friendly concrete made using coffee grounds is being tested.
And it is said to be 30 percent stronger than traditional concrete.
Several infrastructure projects around Victoria, Australia, will muse spent grounds and transform the waste into a valuable resource for the construction industry.
The first is a coffee concrete footpath trial.
The concrete has been developed by a team at Australia’s RMT University in Melbourne, Victoria state.
It has teamed with civil infrastructure, asphalt paving and road profiling company BildGroup for the projects.
OPS:A coffee grounds sample placed in a special oven to be baked and carbonised at high temperature
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Coffee grounds used to make extra tough concrete
Ferrari Press Agency
Coffee concrete 1
Ref 15883
27/05/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: RMIT University
Freshly brewed eco-friendly concrete made using coffee grounds is being tested.
And it is said to be 30 percent stronger than traditional concrete.
Several infrastructure projects around Victoria, Australia, will muse spent grounds and transform the waste into a valuable resource for the construction industry.
The first is a coffee concrete footpath trial.
The concrete has been developed by a team at Australia’s RMT University in Melbourne, Victoria state.
It has teamed with civil infrastructure, asphalt paving and road profiling company BildGroup for the projects.
OPS:The coffee concrete pavement now on test in Australia.
Picture suplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Coffee grounds used to make extra tough concrete
Ferrari Press Agency
Coffee concrete 1
Ref 15883
27/05/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: RMIT University
Freshly brewed eco-friendly concrete made using coffee grounds is being tested.
And it is said to be 30 percent stronger than traditional concrete.
Several infrastructure projects around Victoria, Australia, will muse spent grounds and transform the waste into a valuable resource for the construction industry.
The first is a coffee concrete footpath trial.
The concrete has been developed by a team at Australia’s RMT University in Melbourne, Victoria state.
It has teamed with civil infrastructure, asphalt paving and road profiling company BildGroup for the projects.
OPS:Coffee grounds (right) are baked at high temperature to become carbonised (left) for use in the concrete
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Coffee grounds used to make extra tough concrete
Ferrari Press Agency
Coffee concrete 1
Ref 15883
27/05/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: RMIT University
Freshly brewed eco-friendly concrete made using coffee grounds is being tested.
And it is said to be 30 percent stronger than traditional concrete.
Several infrastructure projects around Victoria, Australia, will muse spent grounds and transform the waste into a valuable resource for the construction industry.
The first is a coffee concrete footpath trial.
The concrete has been developed by a team at Australia’s RMT University in Melbourne, Victoria state.
It has teamed with civil infrastructure, asphalt paving and road profiling company BildGroup for the projects.
OPS:The coffee concrete pavement now on test in Australia, being laid
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Coffee grounds used to make extra tough concrete
Ferrari Press Agency
Coffee concrete 1
Ref 15883
27/05/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: RMIT University
Freshly brewed eco-friendly concrete made using coffee grounds is being tested.
And it is said to be 30 percent stronger than traditional concrete.
Several infrastructure projects around Victoria, Australia, will muse spent grounds and transform the waste into a valuable resource for the construction industry.
The first is a coffee concrete footpath trial.
The concrete has been developed by a team at Australia’s RMT University in Melbourne, Victoria state.
It has teamed with civil infrastructure, asphalt paving and road profiling company BildGroup for the projects.
OPS:The coffee ground concrete under a pressue test. It was found to be 30 percent stronger than traditional concrete.
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Coffee grounds used to make extra tough concrete
Ferrari Press Agency
Coffee concrete 1
Ref 15883
27/05/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: RMIT University
Freshly brewed eco-friendly concrete made using coffee grounds is being tested.
And it is said to be 30 percent stronger than traditional concrete.
Several infrastructure projects around Victoria, Australia, will muse spent grounds and transform the waste into a valuable resource for the construction industry.
The first is a coffee concrete footpath trial.
The concrete has been developed by a team at Australia’s RMT University in Melbourne, Victoria state.
It has teamed with civil infrastructure, asphalt paving and road profiling company BildGroup for the projects.
OPS:Coffee ground concrete sample.
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'Always respond to what the instrument is doing': the Melbourne shop showcasing the rare craft of restoring violins
Martin Paul reveals how he brings new life to old instruments, and his own journey from musician to luthier.
Paul is a luthier - a maker and repairer of stringed instruments - and the owner of Martin Paul Fine Instruments in West Melbourne. The store specialises in repairing and restoring violins, violas, cellos and their bows, and also sells instruments.
Martin Paul repairs and restores violins in his Melbourne workshop. Australia.
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'Always respond to what the instrument is doing': the Melbourne shop showcasing the rare craft of restoring violins
Martin Paul reveals how he brings new life to old instruments, and his own journey from musician to luthier.
Paul is a luthier - a maker and repairer of stringed instruments - and the owner of Martin Paul Fine Instruments in West Melbourne. The store specialises in repairing and restoring violins, violas, cellos and their bows, and also sells instruments.
Martin Paul repairs and restores violins in his Melbourne workshop. Australia.
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