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  • 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’