Brett Boardman is a commercial photographer with a degree in architecture from the University of Sydney and is a key collaborator for Terroir. He graduated from Architecture at the University of Sydney and had a stunningly short career. Unable to escape architecture, he now spends all of his time photographing it.
Brett Boardman's Latest contributions
The city-making potential of architecture
Andrew Burges explores four key strategies to enhance architecture’s power in collective city-making, as demonstrated by the 16 inspiring projects presented at the 2019 Architecture Symposium, Sydney.
Shortlist revealed: 2019 National Architecture Awards
Buildings that demonstrate the value of architecture through public benefit and commitments to social and environmental sustainability make up the shortlist of the 2019 National Architecture Awards.
Our country is burning, our buildings are hemorrhaging, but architecture could save us
Australia is not equipped to deal with the climate crisis. Architects need to rediscover their collective voice and agency.
‘Making the city is a collective act’
A one-day symposium will see 16 Australian projects presented in pairs, which will highlight the architect’s role as a negotiate within an existing environment.
Elegant resolutions: Fox Johnston
Fox Johnston shows how the tenets of good design are transferable and a human-focused approach to architecture essential.
A strong sense of place: Three Capes Track Lodges
Part of an evolving tradition of place-sensitive architecture in the Tasmanian wilderness, these walking lodges sit back in the landscape and let the spectacular scenery take precedence.
Ashes to arches: Carter Williamson resurrects Woodcroft Neighbourhood Centre after fire
Characterized by an undulating roof, the new Woodcroft Neighbourhood Centre by Carter Williamson Architects is set to become a civic landmark for the local area.
Experts name Australia’s best public concrete buildings
A panel of prominent architects and built environment practitioners has assembled a list of the ten “most outstanding” public buildings in Australia fashioned from concrete.
BVN completes new Marrickville Library and Pavilion
BVN has completed a new library and community hub in the Sydney suburb of Marrickville that features a soaring interior and a folding roof canopy.
Revisited: The Wayside Chapel
An ambitious scheme for a new home for the Wayside, designed by Environa Studio and completed in 2012, led to the salvation of this vital community organization.
