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A contentious proposal to construct a 237-metre-tall hotel and residential tower at the Star Casino in Sydney’s Pyrmont has been rejected.
Lyons Architects’ design for new government offices in Bendigo is inspired by the history of the region and the materials used in the construction of its historic buildings.
A reimagining of the traditional Aussie outdoor dunny, this shimmering cube in the landscape offers 360-degree views and quiet sanctuary.
A new 4,000-square-metre Anzac Hall and a subterranean entrance are part of the biggest expansion of the Australian War Memorial since its establishment.
Branch Studio Architects has updated a dark rabbit warren of office spaces at a high school in Melbourne’s west into a “monastic” central public piazza used by students and staff.
The winners of the 2019 Eat Drink Design Awards were announced at a ceremony in Melbourne on 12 November.
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Vale Edmond Worsley, 1923–2019
A foundation member of the Society of Designers for Industry, Edmond “Ted” Worsley is remembered for his dedication and foresight.
Studio Bright’s golden, arched church expansion approved
The transformation of a Coptic orthodox church in Melbourne’s Kensington will balance the religious and the public – a place for the congregation and broader community.
Architect wanted to design South Australian art gallery
The Hans Heysen Foundation is seeking a South Australian architect to design a purpose-built gallery and visitor centre.
Parliament annexe awarded Vic premier’s top design gong
A partially sunken building that houses offices of Victoria’s member of parliament has been awarded Design of the Year by the state premier.
Planning commission nixes Pyrmont casino tower
A contentious proposal to construct a 237-metre-tall hotel and residential tower at the Star Casino in Sydney’s Pyrmont has been rejected.
Designs for $90 million Bendigo Govhub unveiled
Lyons Architects’ design for new government offices in Bendigo is inspired by the history of the region and the materials used in the construction of its historic buildings.
South Australian modernism exhibition a study in modesty
A survey of modernism in South Australia offers a chance to contemplate the qualities inherent to the modern movement that are missing from today’s projects.
Institute welcomes ‘phoenixing’ crackdown
The Australian Institute of Architects has welcomed new Victorian laws that will crackdown on businesses that deliberately liquidate in order to avoid liabilities for poor construction.
Major update to Melbourne’s urban design policy
City of Melbourne councillors have endorsed two documents aimed at improving design quality in private developments.
Mirror mirror: Kangaroo Valley Outhouse
A reimagining of the traditional Aussie outdoor dunny, this shimmering cube in the landscape offers 360-degree views and quiet sanctuary.
