Architecture Australia, May 2012
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Direction
Foreword
Brian Zulaikha’s foreword to the May 2012 issue of Architecture Australia.
Reflection
Reflection
Timothy Moore’s introduction to the May 2012 issue of Architecture Australia.
Digest
Screenshot: proposed and unbuilt projects
A selection of up-and-coming and unbuilt projects from Australian architects.
A new Australia Pavilion for Venice
Denton Corker Marshall has been selected to design a permanent Australia Pavilion in Venice’s Giardini della Biennale.
In brief: InFloatables
A Sydney workshop held in conjunction with London’s Architectural Association explores inflatable buildings.
Snapshot: women in architecture
Provocative thoughts and comment about women architects, from 1975 to today.
Design
Hinze Dam Visitor Centre and Parkland
Malcolm Middleton Architects and AECOM add a human dimension to civic infrastructure.
Laurimar Community Activity Centre
A new centre by Croxon Ramsay in Laurimar, Victoria, is a fulcrum for a new Melbourne housing estate.
Expectant Lots
Croxon Ramsay’s Laurimar Community Activity Centre is located in one of Melbourne’s fastest-growing municipalities.
Ravenswood School for Girls
The aspirations of a private school on Sydney’s North Shore are articulated by Bligh Voller Nield.
Foundation Housing and Women’s Health, Perth
A diverse public project in Perth combines domestic and institutional qualities.
Hong Kong high
The undulating lines of Affect-T take form inside a Hong Kong high-rise apartment.
Dossier
The advantage of size
A downturn in economic activity offers a moment to take stock and to reassess the future in the face of changing expectations.
Pro bono publico
The service of architecture for the public good can be a gift without expectation of reward.
Engendering architecture
Women’s involvement in architecture is not only about social justice, it’s an economic imperative.
Interview: Callum Fraser
Finding a balance between economics and design: how architects can shape market forces.
The value of agency
Anna Tweeddale asks ‘can experimentation be given a higher value in the lexicon of Australian cities?’
Bye bye Barcelona
As he flees Barcelona for Mexico, architect Mario Ballesteros pens a flurried postcard.
Document
Wall/wall, chimney/chimney
Artists Bianca Hester and Tom Nicholson explored and interrogated chimneys and walls at Federation Square during November 2011.
Architects without frontiers
AWF avoids uninformed knee-jerk responses in its not-for-profit work by ensuring the local community plays a central role.
Details
Detail and manner
The austere Queenslander aesthetic can be a template for measuring detail, write Owen and Vokes.
