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Mount Alexander College, a secondary school in Naarm’s/Melbourne’s inner-north, is a five-storey, red-brick beacon that establishes a series of meaningful visual and physical connections with the existing campus, wider suburb and CBD beyond.

Projects | Alex Brown | 16 Apr 2024

Mount Alexander College by Kosloff Architecture

On a site that has hosted many forms of education, a new vertical school structure in inner-Melbourne suburb Flemington complements a contemporary and non-traditional pedagogical approach yet remains adaptable to future change.

Warrnambool Library and Learning Centre is a joint project of the state government, South West TAFE and the city council.

Projects | Paul Walker | 6 Jun 2023

Warrnambool Library and Learning Centre by Kosloff Architecture

By knitting together a new three-storey building and a refurbished, heritage-listed hall in regional Victoria, Kosloff Architecture has designed a valuable asset for the community and the local TAFE.

The plaza sits between Mirvac’s EY Centre by FJMT, Lendlease’s 180 George Street by Foster and Partners, and Studio Hollenstein’s Jacksons on George, whose roof terrace is at a similar height to the plaza’s building terrace.

Projects | Isabelle Toland | 21 Mar 2023

George Street Plaza by Adjaye Associates with Daniel Boyd

In Sydney’s CBD, a small, collaborative project makes a significant contribution to the city’s public spaces, encouraging us to consider multiple perspectives and our own place in the universe.

Existing rooms are pared back to feature original brickwork and interior tiles.

Projects | Rebecca Gross | 12 Jan 2023

The Imperial by Welsh and Major

Architecture studio Welsh and Major has given a Sydney drinking hole a new lease on life with a design that highlights the building’s chapters of history spectacular coastal location.

Studio Bright’s recreational roof garden provides a green outlook for the apartments in the taller blocks.

Projects | Lee Hillam | 23 May 2022

Architecture as storytelling: Quay Quarter Lanes

In central Sydney, AMP Capital and the City of Sydney have astutely brought together a diverse collection of architectural voices to produce a fine-grain precinct with an organic feel and a historic sensibility, despite its controlled genesis.

The Spanish Steps, one of the precinct’s two
main pedestrian axes, is edged by masses of lush, textured plantings.

Projects | Catherin Bull | 10 Mar 2022

Restorative effects: Surgical, Treatment and Rehabilitation Service (STARS)

The design of the Surgical, Treatment and Rehabilitation Service (STARS) by Hassell capitalizes on the benefits of greenery on health while laying down the framework for a successful future pedestrian precinct in inner-Brisbane.

Bilya Marlee symbolizes the embedding of Indigenous protocols and knowledge across the UWA campus.

Projects | Emma Williamson | 9 Nov 2021

Narrative and legacy: Bilya Marlee

Part of an evolving architectural language developed by KHA for the University of Western Australia, this distinctly Aboriginal building was designed through an extensive consultative process based on Noongar narratives.