Architecture Australia, July 2005
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Foreword
Building connections
Reflection
ONE OF THE MOST common complaints about architectural magazines is that buildings are always published just-finished in all their gleaming newness – pictured before clients …
Exchanges
Exchanges
Letters
Birrell on Sulman
Radar
Awards
THE FIRST INSTALMENT OF THE RAIA STATE AWARDS IN THE LEAD UP TO THE NATIONALS IN SYDNEY ON 27 OCTOBERNEW SOUTH WALES0102030405060708091011121314151617181920Public BuildingsSulman Award—New Head …
Exhibition
A place for the people
Sustain
Sustaining edg(e)
Revisited
Australian embassy, beijing
Books
ROOM 4.1.3 INNOVATIONS IN LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURERichard Weller. University of Pennsylvania Press, 2005. $95.This is an impressive publication. Beautifully put together, it records an impressive body …
Obituary
Vale neville gruzman
Obituary
An important early Australian modernist, Jack McConnell was an RAIA Gold Medallist, Institute president and winner of many awards.
Obituary
An Institution Vale Ronald Andrew Gilling, 1917–2005
Headlines
INTERNATIONAL Lee & Kerry’s winning entry in the international ideas competition for the central Kakolanmäki hill site, Finland. Images from the portfolio which won Brett …
Features
Horse play
The commitment to form. A small house by andrew wilson explores complex relationships between image, figure and experience, and the potential of contemporary country life.
Serenity bears no signature
Chenchow little’s szirtes residence uses the apparent banality of council negotiations to generate a productive cycle of improvisation and response. The result is a house of understated, ephemeral richness.
Building 8
Between box hill’s commercial crust and its quieter domestic streets, building 8 by spowers helps brand box hill tafe while also inviting connections to both environments.
Craigieburn bypass
This bold new freeway work, by taylor cullity lethlean, tonkin zulaikha greer and robert owen, demonstrates vicroads’ commitment to high quality design, and continues the extension of melbourne’s vibrant design culture into the city’s periphery.
Studied informality
Rigorously pragmatic and joyously playful, the noosa arts and environmental tourism centre, by project services, skilfully sets the scene for a new tafe campus.
