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"If architects are the defenders of the public interface, why aren't all buildings designed by architects?" asks Monique Woodward, of the playful and 'radically conservative' emerging practice WOWOWA.
The Huaxin Business Centre designed by Scenic Architecture Office tells an unconventional Chinese story of form following structure.
The State of the Art of Architecture is the inaugural event by the Chicago Architecture Biennale, taking place from 3 October 2015 through to 3 January 2016. Sixty participants have been selected from more than 30 countries for the event, including Sydney-based studio, otherothers.
As a practicing architect and founder of Indigenous Architecture and Design Victoria, Rueben Berg has been behind the scenes of Victoria's most culturally significant projects, including Melbourne's William Barak Portrait building.
Reworking the existing 1984 library building and curating a new public axis across the site, this new development by McGauran Giannini Soon Architects forms an urban threshold between old and new, as well as between Hargreaves Street and Lyttleton Terrace.
The Ivanhoe project, proposed by developer Caydon, is indicative an evolution in residential models in Melbourne's eastern suburbs.
Denton Corker Marshall’s monolithic contribution is a triumph of master planning, activating ground-level and subterranean spaces at the University of Technology, Sydney.
Why is smaller scale living the new black? One way to find out is to watch 'Small is Beautiful' a newly released documentary providing insight into the tiny house movement currently taking America by storm.
Following the success of Sean Godsell's inaugural MPavilion in 2014, many in the local architecture and design community expected an Australian practice to be named as this year's designer.
Woods Bagot’s Burwood Highway Frontage building is a fine example of well-crafted and thoughtful architecture, with clearly articulated and well-lit interior volumes in contrast to a monumental solidity.
Located in Rohtak, a suburban district in the state of Haryana in Northern India, the Visual Arts Institutional Campus by Raj Rewal is a notable example of a generational shift following independence in India.
From the hipster brewed coffee to the considered bespoke fitout, Industry Beans Café & Restaurant presents an Instagram-worthy place to visit in Melbourne on a weekend.
DESIGNER + SELECTS Greg Natale
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