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The latest in architecture
The Australian Museum in Sydney this week unveiled the Crystal Pavilion designed by Neeson Murcutt with Joseph Grech Architects, stage one of its reincarnation as both a serious museum of natural history and a cultural bastion of the city’s history.
Australian LED technology company Brightgreen introduces the latest addition to its range of premium Tru-Colour interior lights.
Following the Japanese government’s official announcement to scrap Hadid’s design for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic stadium in July, the British Pritzker Prize-winner will collaborate with Japanese engineering and design firm Nikken Sekkei to create a new submission.
Peter Stutchbury gave his first Melbourne address at MSD last week, invited to share his vast body of work on tour as this year's AIA Gold Medallist. Amelyn Ng gives her account of the prolific Sydney architect's insightful presentation.
Design excellence was represented across varying scales and categories, with this year’s winning and commended projects including a place of worship and a public library, as well as student housing and luxurious hotels.
The highly anticipated project opened to the public over the weekend, revealing ASPECT Studios and CHROFI’s transformation of a disused rail passage into a vibrant urban strip, linking Sydney’s Railway Square through Ultimo to Darling Harbour.
With work spanning areas including education, multi-residential, health care and retail, ClarkeHopkinsClarke (CHC) has proven itself versatile over its 60 years of practise. Emily Taliangis speaks with partners Dean Landy and Toby Lauchlan about some of their recent projects, and what is in store for them for the rest of 2015.
In an exciting collaboration, Wilson Architects and Henning Larsen Architects have won a tender to design a 75 million dollar education precinct for Queensland University of Technology (QUT).
The festival, which runs from Friday 2 October until Monday 5 October, features a number of design and architecture inspired activities across various inner Sydney locations.
Payne Designs' fitout of the Caporn Young Fremantle office has created a low-cost workplace that exudes a sense of fun and complements its portside location.
Sydney Living Museums presents Superhouse: architecture and interiors beyond the everyday, curated by Karen McCartney.
Now in its third year, the Intergrain Timber Vision Awards has just recently announced its winning projects for 2015, with JCB and Clare Design among its acclaimed entrants.
DESIGNER + SELECTS Greg Natale
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