Graham Crist is program director of architecture at RMIT and a director of Antarctica.
Graham Crist's Latest contributions
Social condenser: Springvale Community Hub
In one of Australia’s most culturally diverse locations, Lyons has designed a multipurpose community facility with the kind of attention more often reserved for central-city projects.
How open are we?
Graham Crist contemplates how the perimeter of a national pavilion conveys an identity.
Cook Islands Uniting Church, Clayton
Harmer Architecture congregates church, factory, house and Polynesian pavilion.
Light Painter
Melbourne City Drain Painters trip the light fantastic in some of the city’s dark and neglected spaces. Graham Crist takes a look.
Urbanity
Two cities
Shelter
Harmer Architecture’s latest mausoleum is a small, subtle shelter on the edge of Mildura.
Federation Square
Melbourne’s most significant set of new public buildings and spaces is now open. Four critics – John Macarthur, Graham Crist, Gevork Hartoonian and Zara Stanhope – approach the project from four directions.
Foliage
Lyons’ new Botany Wing at the University of Melbourne is a dense, four-sided material debate that optimistically brings the lessons of the suburbs to the centre.
