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.
The design of the 359-bed hospital, by Conrad Gargett Lyons, won the prestigious Future Health Project Award at the 2014 Design and Health International Academy Awards.
Acknowledging the inherited space that is the Flour Mill and its industrial silos, HASSELL has incorporated a system of scale in their design that echoes the site’s industrial proportions.
Since 1991 ArchiTeam has offered members professional development, networking, marketing and essential business services. In 2005 they began a bi-annual awards competition, which is now a yearly event.
Through transit-oriented corridors and egalitarian placemaking, Sydney could become the blueprint for the creation of liveable cities. An engaging feature on the impact of urban density by David Holm and Philip Graus.