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Chilean architect and current Venice Architecture Biennale director Alejandro Aravena has been named the winner of this year’s Pritzker Prize.
The University of Queensland is fighting Brisbane City Council’s approval of a 47-storey apartment building planned for construction along the Brisbane River due to the site being of heritage significance.
Tonkin Zulaikha Greer take us through their dramatic transformation of a heritage-listed former church into an engaging new premises for the Darlinghurst Theatre Company.
David Walsh, the owner of Hobart’s Museum of Old and New Art (MONA) has announced plans to add a multi-million dollar expansion to the site, set to cost more than the museum itself.
In recycling existing houses, Australian architects are inventing new models of living, where the formalism and grandeur of the past give way to smaller, agile and artful solutions that are more sustainable and joyful to live in.
The Adelaide Oval has throughout history served as a gathering place for major sporting events and public ceremonies, forming part of the social fabric of South Australia. Cox Architecture takes us through the cultural significance of their redevelopment for AR143 – Culture
In anticipation of the February release of Niche Media's first ever Global Architecture and Design Forecast, we introduce the esteemed co-directors of the trend report, Dr. Paul McGillick and Stephen Todd.
Designed by OMA over eight years in collaboration with Prada, the Fondazione Prada’s permanent home in Milan opened in mid-2015. The centre is part of a growing trend of privately owned cultural institutions being opened in the name of powerhouse fashion brands.
(inside) magazine recaps a stellar year for Melbourne-based architecture and design practice JCB Architects, who took out top honours to win both the Designer of the Year and Multi Residential categories at last year's Interior Design Excellence Awards (IDEA).
Alongside Woods Bagot, four other Australian practices including Cox Architecture, Bates Smart, Buchan Group and GHD Woodhead have been celebrated in the 2016 World Architecture 100, a list of the world’s top architectural firms.
Neeson Murcutt Architects takes us through the inspired design of Prince Alfred Park and Pool and its cultural function as a space for healthy living and urban recreation, in a feature for AR143 – Culture.
British architectural firm Zaha Hadid Architects has proposed another Australian skyscraper, a 54 floor mixed-use tower on Melbourne’s Collins Street. The $300 million project is the result of ZHA's collaboration with Plus Architecture and developers Landream.
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