Architecture Australia, January 2006
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Radar
Debate
HOW TO PLAN A WORKING HARBOUR?Sydney’s East Darling Harbour competition has generated ongoing controversy. Alexandra Matyear considers the diverse opinions voiced in a debate about …
Competition
BUILDING DIVERSITYFIRST PLACE Kieran Wong, CODA Studio—team members Emma Williamson, Renae Tapley, Stephen Hicks, Brett Mitchell.SECOND PLACE Simon Anderson, University of Western Australia -team members …
Exhibition
THE FLEETING IMAGESan Silvestro, Bevagna, Italy (Maestro Binello, 1195).Taj Mahal, Agra, India (1630–53).Mezquita, Cordoba, Spain (875–987).Fish-eye view of the dome of St Peter’s Basilica, Rome, …
Unbuilt
POINT OF VIEWEugene Cheah and Celine Lim’s winning entry in the international competition for the Institute of Conflict Analysis and Resolution, George Mason University, discussed …
Technology
ACCELERATING ECOLOGICAL CREATIVITYAre algorithms destined to replace architects? Davina Jackson speaks to British architect and digital genetics guru John Frazer.John Frazer is a pioneer of …
Books
SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITYLEARNING FROM THE COHOUSING MODELGraham Meltzer. Trafford Publishing (Canada), 2005. US$22.50.This is a book for those who believe that sustainability is as much social …
Urbanity
Greater Brisbane is undergoing major urban change, with increasing population pressures and new ways of seeing the city. Louise Noble considers the context, the Draft Brisbane City Centre Masterplan, and the speculative proposals from the Tabula Rasa work
Installation
Changing Spaces
Headlines
INTERNATIONAL Glenn Murcutt is a judge for the inaugural Living Steel International Architectural Competition, along with Charles Correa, Andrew Ogorzalek and Jaime Lerner • Howard …
Comment
Foreword
RENEWALIt’s interesting, the sense of renewal we feel around New Year’s Eve. Obstacles encountered over the previous 12 months fade into the past, and we …
Reflection
ARCHITECTURE REMAKING THE CITYThis issue of Architecture Australia brings together four remarkable projects. Each is quite different in its aesthetic and its articulation, but the …
Going Places
SUMMARY OF MAJOR FINDINGSGOING PLACES: CAREER PROGRESSION OF WOMEN IN THE ARCHITECTURAL PROFESSIONHow do women fare in architecture? Going Places, Paula Whitman’s survey on women’s …
Romaldo Giurgola
Late last year saw a portrait of Romaldo Giurgola gifted to the National Portrait Gallery, and the completion of the Integrated Art Programme at St Patrick’s Cathedral. Justine Clark talks to Giurgola and long-time collaborator Pamille Berg about his architecture and working with artists.
Practice
MANAGING RISKIn the tussle to win projects, architectural practices are assuming greater risk burdens all the time. This threatens the ongoing viability of the profession …
Letters
GILLING AND THE OPERA HOUSE Don Bailey’s obituary for Ron Gilling needs correction with regard to the controversy surrounding Utzon and the Sydney Opera House. …
Features
Ideas Above its Station
Ashton Raggatt McDougall’s playful redevelopment of Melbourne Central challenges retail conventions by bringing the urban patterns of the city into the shopping centre.
Henry Jones IXL
Morris-Nunn + Associates’ IXL
Development is a remarkable
reinhabitation of a significant heritage
precinct, and a witty and intelligent
piece of architecture.
Development is a remarkable
reinhabitation of a significant heritage
precinct, and a witty and intelligent
piece of architecture.
Creative Classes
John Wardle Architects has completed three new buildings at the UniSA’s City West campus, which seek to connect the campus to the city while providing robust education spaces for architecture and art.
Sydney Hilton
Johnson Pilton Walker’s redevelopment of the Sydney Hilton is a work of urban architecture that makes a significant contribution to the city.
