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A drone launching pad and a hovering magnetic museum are among the concepts for a tiny triangular site in Melbourne’s CBD.

A concept plan to consolidate the University of Tasmania’s northern campus has been released to the public.

An ARM Architecture masterplan for the St Kilda site includes two pavilions, a “pleasure garden” and a cultural facility.

A Foster and Partners-designed development at a central Sydney site has been approved.

Sydney Markets unveil a proposed new cooking school designed by Durbach Block Jaggers.

Construction of the striking building closer after reports of backing from international property giant.

French consortium wins international design competition for University of Science and Technology Hanoi. Australian Donald Bates chaired the jury.

Australian practice Terroir has been shortlisted the design of the Acute Ward at New Hospital Bispebjerg in Denmark.

OMA has won an international competition to design the new Lujiazui exhibition centre in Shanghai.

Winners announced for the New Experimental Architectural Typologies (NEAT) housing design competition.

Andrew Burges Architects with Grimshaw and TCL win the Green Square Gunyama Park and Aquatic Centre competition.

Danish architecture firm 3XN beats out locals, Pritzker winners to design forty-nine storey tower in Circular Quay.

Winner of this two-stage competition is announced.

Melbourne’s tallest residential tower (in the CBD) is given the green light.

London-based practice Assemblage unveils its competition-winning design for Iraq’s new parliament complex in Baghdad.

A new FIFA and Olympic-standard 60,000-seat stadium will be built in Addis Ababa thanks to LAVA’s competition-winning design.

Aspect Studios has won an open design competition held by the University of Technology, Sydney, for its outdoor space Alumni Green.

Lend Lease is building what is to become the world’s tallest cross-laminated timber building.

The Laboratory for Visionary Architecture has been chosen to design the headquarters of the Green Climate Fund in Germany.

Construction on Bates Smart’s Australia Towers II at Sydney Olympic Park will commence in June.

A new curvaceous apartment block emerges from the ground in Sydney.

A new environmental awareness centre by Donaldson + Warn at Kings Park is under construction.

An overview of completed and under-construction projects in Christchurch.

Woods Bagot has won an international competition to design China Southern Airport City.

Construction has started on the expansion of Wollongong Central shopping centre.

Construction has started on a major mixed-use development in Parramatta, designed by Allen Jack + Cottier.

The City of Sydney is nearing a decision on a proposed redevelopment of the historic Edwin Davey Flour Mill.

Lyons has released a new masterplan for the Royal Hobart Hospital.

Building has started on the Charles Perkins Centre by FJMT and Building Studio Architects at the University of Sydney .

Suters Architects partner with ARTAS Architects on the design of Hobart’s Blundstone Arena.

Team Collaborative Future has won Australia’s first zero-carbon sustainable house competition.

A scheme by John Wardle Architects and NADAAA for Melbourne University’s architecture faculty is on display at the university.

The Victorian government has unveiled the design for Melbourne Park’s Western Precinct by NH Architecture and Populous.

Cox Architecture will carry out design services for the development of the Sydney Cricket Ground’s new Northern Stand.

A new commercial project by Jackson Teece has been approved for Brisbane’s South Bank.

Three concept designs for a new Marrickville library have been shortlisted and can be viewed and discussed online.

Melbourne architecture firm CK Designworks has presented a masterplan for a twenty-square-kilometre, high-tech city in Nanjing, China.

John Wardle Architects is the winner of a competition to redesign a major public housing complex in Canberra.

Andrew Burns visits Japan after winning the Australia House competition.

The selection panel received sixty-seven submissions for the proposed Australian pavilion in Venice.