Patrick Bingham-Hall is an architectural photographer and writer, and editor at Pesaro Publishing.
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Kerstin Thompson’s A. S. Hook Address: A legacy for everyday dignity
In her A. S. Hook Address, Kerstin Thompson, reflects on the foundations of her work and practice, including the value of the go-between, the importance of clarity of intent, and the celebration of “why here is not the same as there.”
Shortlist revealed: 2023 National Architecture Awards
“These projects represent Australia’s leading architectural thought, with all the attention to sustainability and technical elements that are involved,” said jury chair Shannon Battisson.
Designer retreats: 10 iconic houses to rent for the holidays
Some of Australia’s most iconic houses are also available for holiday rental. We round up 10 of the best.
The winners of the 40th National Architecture Awards
“These awards attest to our profession’s inventiveness, imagination, pulchritude and multiplicity,” said jury chair Alice Hampson
The best Australian houses of 2021
Australia’s best houses, as judged by architects, were revealed at the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2021 National Architecture Awards.
2021 National Award for Residential Architecture – Houses (New)
Bunkeren by James Stockwell Architect
National Architecture Awards 2021: Shortlist
Fifty-seven entries have been shortlisted in the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2021 National Architecture Awards.
2021 NSW Architecture Awards
A project that revealed a “new way to experience Australia’s first museum” has been awarded the highest honour at the 2021 NSW Architecture Awards.
First house: (W)right House
Built for his extended family, the first house designed by Queensland-based architect Charles Wright expresses a delight in folded abstracted lines and offers an oasis of pools and ponds for cooling and meditative reflection.
Looking back at the Droga Architect in Residence Program
Brit Andresen and Anthony Burke introduce a series of interviews with the international architects who took part in the Droga Architect in Residence Program, which ran from 2014 to 2018.