The latest in interiors
The latest in architecture
The Seidler Chair, a tribute to the late Harry Seidler, promises to promote the importance of education within the design community.
Selected over OMA, StudioMumbai Architecture, Zaha Hadid and four others, Holl is now the first architect ever to be chosen through an international competition to design a public building in Mumbai.
Under the guidance of Dr. David O’Brien from the University of Melbourne’s Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning, the students took a hands-on design approach, focusing on the needs of the Suanum community.
Having graduated from the architecture course at RMIT, Maddison was selected as a worthy candidate for the prestigious title in honour of his prolific career since achieving tertiary qualification.
The inaugural program of the Australian Institute of Architects Foundation, the residency conveys an ongoing commitment to supporting and communicating the value of architecture and design.
The Malaysia Biennale is scheduled for May 2015, inviting a diverse mix of notable international architects and built environment industry professionals to take part in active discourse on what lies ahead for Malaysia’s architectural landscape.
Todd Gannon reviews the engaging exhibition examining the convergence of art and architecture, curated by Emanuele Piccardo and Amit Wolf at LACE (Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions)
In a move that will reshape the iconic city’s skyline, Sydney City Council has just accepted a recommendation for approval of a 260 metre tall building at 505 George Street.
Representing both emerging and established practices with offices in seven countries, including Australia, the shortlisted entries show a variety of responses to the challenge of creating a world-class museum.
Despite the challenge, few doubts remain that the 15th anniversary will prove to be one of the most interesting exhibitions the gallery has hosted yet.
The aims of the DARCH Horse awards are to engage a broader audience in discussion about the importance of architecture to the city, society, and culture.
The proposal from Urtzi Grau’s design team was chosen from a global pool of 1715 entries, all vying for an opportunity to design the Guggenheim Museum in Helsinki, Finland.
DESIGNER + SELECTS Greg Natale
© Niche Media 2026