The Resilient City
Issue #123 of AR examines contemporary discourse surrounding ideas of 'resilience' in architecture and urban design in the face of unprecedented growth in our built environment.
IDEA 2011 awards issue
The annual IDEA awards edition, featuring a special flip-cover design and all of this year’s winning projects and designers.
In this issue of Architectural Review Australia
- On the cover: Charles Wright’s Cairns Botanic Gardens Visitors’ Centre
- An interview with New Zealand Architect Sir Miles Warren, and a report on the regeneration of Christchurch by editor Simon Sellars
- Reports on Urban Islands on Sydney’s Cockatoo Island; Resilience in Design: the 4th International Urban Design Conference on the Gold Coast; Urban Realities from the State of Design festival; and the Affirmative Architecture Symposium 2011 in Perth
- Letter from Tokyo: Christian Dimmer looks at the challenges of creating more resilient architecture and infrastructure in earthquake- and tsunami-affected Japan
- 500 Bourke Street Melbourne, John Wardle Architects
- 1 Bligh Street in Sydney, by Ingenhoven Architekten and Architectus
- Paul Morgan Architects, Trunk House
- Montville House, Sparks Architects
In issue #69 of (inside) Interior Design Review
- Kerry Phelan Design Office’s Upstairs Beresford in Sydney
- M. N. Roy bar in Mexico City, designed by Emmanuel Picault + Ludwig Godefroy
- Gillian Serisier reports on Broached Commissions, a new limited edition brand with a collection inspired by Australian history
- Hospitable Times: Caroline Clements, editor of Broadsheet, shares her pick of Sydney and Melbourne’s new hospitality venues
- On the cover: Milanese design studio, Carnovsky, explore the possibilities of RGB wallpaper for a project in London’s Shoreditch, entitled ‘La Selva: RGB Black Series’










