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Lake Hāwea House by Glamuzina Paterson Architects visually engages with the cut and carved forms of the surrounding mountains by mimicking their tectonics.
A pavilion, an arboretum and a shrine. How does our national identity manifest itself in a building? In light of recent Australia Day festivities, ADR reflects on three major public design projects embodying patriotic pride.
Following Hayball's placing amongst the 2015 international list of Top 100 Architecture Firms, ADR contributor Doug Ross takes a closer look at what has driven their success.
Almost four decades after the MLC Centre's completion, plans for its development have been given to the City of Sydney for review.
Gehry will speak at the event, along with benefactor Dr Wing, and UTS leaders.
Editor of Architectural Review Asia Pacific, Michael Holt, finds Margaret Court's new retractable roof a compelling distraction from the match at play.
Vale Sir Ian Athfield (1940 - 2015), one of the most celebrated architects in New Zealand over the past half century, who passed away last week.
Thorp, former director of architects at Mitchell Giurgola & Thorp and later Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp, was honoured in the 2015 Australia Day Honours List.
The Cosgriff House by Christopher Polly Architect is an unassuming little gem in the back streets of Annandale in Sydney’s inner-west.
As the potential for 3D printed buildings only begins to dawn in the US and Europe, Chinese company WinSun has already built the world's tallest 3D printed structure.
The artistic practice of Surrealism is architecture’s dark secret. Architectural Review Asia Pacific editor, Michael Holt, gives a preview of AR140.
Sean Godsell Architects and Kerry Hill Architects are the only remaining Australian firms in the second stage of the design competition for the expansion of the Art Gallery of New South Wales.
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