Architecture Australia, March 2013
Architecture AustraliaProvocative, informative and engaging discussion of the best built works and the issues and events that matter.
Provocative, informative and engaging discussion of the best built works and the issues and events that matter.
Reality television has come a long way since Big Brother, the lowest common denominator, social train wreck, first aired over a decade ago. Back then …
Four propositions win the competition to speculate on a new Australian national capital.
Sean Godsell Architects’ RMIT Design Hub functions “as both a building and declaration”.
Architectus and Guymer Bailey Architects boldly express ideas of justice and openness.
Wood/Marsh Architecture explores architectural form-making, materiality and the possibilities of site.
The Robin Boyd Foundation maintains the legacy of this seminal Australian architect and educator.
Reconsidering the work of John Andrews, the 1980 Gold Medallist.
Cities of Hope: Remembered/Rehearsed looks at this confronting, yet humanist architecture.
Peter Wilson is the 2013 Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medallist.
Architect Gerard Reinmuth talks with 2013 Gold Medallist Peter Wilson.
John Gollings recognized at the 2013 Australian Achievement in Architecture Awards.
Daniel Grollo recognized at the 2013 Australian Achievement in Architecture Awards.
Clare Cousins recognized at the 2013 Australian Achievement in Architecture Awards.
Peter Corrigan recognized at the 2013 Australian Achievement in Architecture Awards.
Louise Cox recognized at the 2013 Australian Achievement in Architecture Awards.
The 2013 Australian Achievement in Architecture Awards.
John Byleveld recognised at the 2013 Australian Achievement in Architecture Awards.
James Loder recognized at the 2013 Australian Achievement in Architecture Awards.
Professor Leon van Schaik discusses the work of 2013 Gold Medallist Peter Wilson.
Studiobird speculates on things outside the mainstream of architecture.
A moment’s reflection on landscape by 2013 Gold Medallist Peter Wilson.
Singapore-based Australian architect Kerry Hill has died aged 75.
Claudia Perren reflects on her days as a student of 2013 Gold Medallist Peter Wilson, for Architecture Australia March/April 2013.
A dinner and a new book celebrates the work of architect Kerry Hill.
A school in Melbourne readies its students for the world of the virtual, with a firm grasp on the value of the real.
Sir Peter Cook on 2013 Gold Medallist Peter Wilson’s work, and aptitude for invention.