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Capable of simulating “surfable” 1.5-meter-high waves, the heated salt-water pool is envisioned as an extension of Central Pier in the Docklands.
An insightful conversation with stellar architects Ben Edwards and Juliet Moore reveals the creative process and working dynamic behind their successful practice.
Asia Square is named not only for the shape of its twin towers, but also for the public arena at their base, a European-inspired urban form adapted to the Singapore context.
Architects Massimiliano and Doriana Fuksas reimagine the travel experience at a futuristic new international airport by in south-east China.
Open Agenda aims to test the limits of what architecture is through a critical platform, seeking to amplify the voice of recent Australian and New Zealand architecture graduates.
How do educators design the collaborative studio environment to suit 21st century practice? A topical article by Dr Nicki Wragg, senior lecturer in design at Swinburne University of Technology.
Architectural Review Asia Pacific invites you to contribute an article, a project review or to nominate a candidate for either. Be a part of the fascinating architectural discourse shaping the profession today!
The new engineering workshop by Paul Morgan Architects (PMA) demonstrates the architectural detail in designing a hardworking, functional space for Monash University’s Clayton campus.
The award, presented by the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH), was chosen after a year long selection process across 88 entries in four global regions.
A unique suburban house preserves a sense of local history while projecting a new style of its own, catering for a modern family lifestyle. Breathe Architecture's Jeremy McLeod discusses a project that combines architectural tradition with a contemporary approach.
Virginia Kerridge Architects converts an old lolly factory to provide a spacious warehouse home for a young family. Kerridge speaks to ADR about the award winning project as part of our Intergrain Timber Vision Awards series.
Rapid urbanisation and the sharing economy are a catalyst for constant adaptation in developing 'village cities'. Lauren Amaya witnesses the effects of growth on architecture in South America and South Asia.
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