Architecture Australia, March 2011
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Foreword
AAAA – a turning point?
Karl Fender’s introduction to the March 2011 issue of Architecture Australia.
Reflection
Farewell from Justine Clark
Departing editor of Architecture Australia Justine Clark’s last editorial.
Radar
News and nuance
News stories from the March 2011 issue of Architecture Australia.
Gehry comes to Sydney
Internal organization drives the design of Gehry Partners’ new business school for UTS.
The Shape of Things to Come
A review of an exhibition curated by Mark Szczerbicki.
Lines that speak
Christopher Vernon considers Romaldo Giurgola’s renderings from an exhibition in Parliament House.
Thom Mayne speaks in Perth
Philip Goldswain reflects on a talk by Thom Mayne of Morphosis that took place in Perth.
Lighting and architecture
Antony Di Mase reflects on the potential of lighting and architecture.
Same old new world cities
How vision and strategy are missing from the Australian Government’s National Urban Policy discussion paper.
Post-Traumatic Urbanism
This book explores the intersections between architecture, urbanism and a felt reality of destruction and instability.
Features
State Theatre Centre
Kerry Hill Architects’ State Theatre Centre for Perth celebrates transparency, opacity and the urban experience.
Australia Street Infants School COLA
Scale Architecture has designed a neat covered outdoor learning area (COLA) at the Australia Street Infants School in Sydney.
Brain and Mind Research Institute
Glass walls provide a transparency in the laboratories and consulting rooms of BVN’s new facility at the University of Sydney.
Green Brain
Ashton Raggatt McDougall continues its exploration of the tension between ideas and materiality in RMIT’s Building 22.
In conversation: Graeme Gunn
Graeme Gunn, Des Smith and David Beynon in conversation, 15 January 2011.
