Architecture Australia, July 2014
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Projects
Melting into air: Stonehenge Visitor Centre
Denton Corker Marshall’s Visitor Centre is an ethereal counterpoint to the enduring presence of Stonehenge.
Stamp House
A bold tectonic house in the Daintree Rainforest by Charles Wright Architects.
Aarhus Student Housing
Terroir and Cubo Arkitekter’s youth housing project establishes a new model for social architecture.
UNSW Kensington Colleges
In this project at UNSW, Bates Smart humanizes the notoriously lean typology of student housing.
Australian PlantBank
BVN Donovan Hill gives architectural voice to a botanical ark in Mount Annan, New South Wales.
Marysville 16 Hour Police Station
This police station by Kerstin Thompson Architects embodies a domestic and civic conversation.
Dossier
At the limits of not
Artist Callum Morton and architect Nigel Bertram contemplate the intersection of art and architecture.
Interview with Toby Reed
Toby Reed reflects on his practice at the boundaries between architecture, art and film.
‘Graveyards are the most legitimate form of public art’: Nathan Coley & Callum Morton in conversation
Callum Morton speaks to British artist Nathan Coley about his practice.
Heavy Metal Retaining Wall
A semipermanent intervention on the front lawn of Tasmania’s MONA by Monash University’s Design-Make program.
Platform
Kevin O’Brien Architects
This Queensland studio explores the friction between robust built form and urban erasure.