Tag: australian design
This issue of MEZZANINE we celebrate and show that the adage ‘an architect never builds anything until they are 40’ is no longer true. Accordingly, we have asked our editorial advisory board to nominate those they consider to be leading the charge into the next era of Australian creativity.
Over the next few weeks, ADR will explore three distinct projects as published in MEZZANINE that show how mixed-use, experiential destinations can help connect local communities.
"The atrium is my favourite part of the design. It really makes you feel like you're in one environment and I think for the students, it will help them feel an ownership of the space." David Tweedie, director at Hayball, discusses the practice's latest vertical school project, which is situated in Melbourne's Richmond.
Rising above the streets of Byron Bay, Gull House by Harley Graham Architects is more than just a chip off the old block.
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