Architecture Australia, January 2005
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Features
Housing the future
What futuristic potential to particular materials hold? six architects undertake ambitious physical experiments in concrete, cardboard, glass, timber, steel and clay.
The mint
With the considered layering of existing and new fabric and forms, fjmt have crafted a home for the historic houses trust of new south wales, and a new public space for sydney
Queenscliff centre
lyons’ 6-star, turf-roofed queenscliff centre takes environmental responsibility to new levels, interacting in complex ways with the surrounding wetlands, dunes and the bay.
Paradise won
dawson brown’s james-robertson house joins the pittwater harbour dialogue, with massive sandstone walls, corrugated copper and cantilevered glass boxes reaching for the sky.
National @ Docklands
Bligh Voller Nield’s new HQ for the National Australia Bank puts amenity before status as it bring about workplace change.
Comment
Forewood
Women as directors?
Reflection
Gender, feminism, architecture
Crossing the molongo
THE HIGH COURT BECAME A DINING ROOM FOR LAST YEAR’S RAIA AWARDS, WITH COL MADIGAN AS DINNER SPEAKER. WE PRESENT THE TALK, ALONG WITH DRAWINGS …
Obituary
Vale neville quarry 1933-2004
Letters
THEORYIn discussions about theory (AA September/October 2004), statements which would otherwise be thought dubious or false can seem like novel or arresting truths. Mark Wigley …
Radar
Competition
Other small ecologies
Books
BATES SMART150 YEARS OF AUSTRALIAN ARCHITECTUREPhilip Goad. Thames and Hudson, 2004. $95My first encounter with the work of Bates Smart in architectural discourse was via …
Unbuilt
elegant sheddery
Biennale
We were virtually there
Headlines
INTERNATIONALLab architecture studio are the architects for the new Museum of Bristol, UK • Ashton Raggatt McDougall has been shortlisted for the Fengxian New Library …
Heritage
Where to now? The Double Dimension: Heritage and Innovation
