Tag: AS Hook address
Kerstin Thompson’s A. S. Hook Address: A legacy for everyday dignity
In her A. S. Hook Address, Kerstin Thompson, reflects on the foundations of her work and practice, including the value of the go-between, the importance of clarity of intent, and the celebration of “why here is not the same as there.”
In the footsteps of A. S. Hook: Parallel careers in architecture
Considering his trajectory alongside that of A. S. Hook, 2021 Gold Medallist Don Watson was surprised to find significant congruence: from a childhood interest in design, to a career that has shifted across practice and academia, to a dedication to the Institute of Architects and a “detective” sensibility.
A. S. Hook Address: Koning Eizenberg
The dynamic practice of Hank Koning and Julie Eizenberg, 2019 Australian Institute of Architects’ Gold Medallists, has relied on their willingness to says “yes, and” instead of “no, but” and their love of collaboration.
Architecture is an action about “now”
Adrian Welke and Phil Harris of Troppo reflect on what they learnt in three-and-a-half decades of practice.
Peter Wilson: Discovering Australia in Europe
The A. S. Hook Address by the 2013 Gold Medallist Peter Wilson.
A. S. Hook Memorial Address revisited
2011 Gold Medallist Graeme Gunn expands on the discussion with Karl Fender and Melanie Dodd that formed part of his Address.
Australia’s architectural identity
The transcript of the 1984 AS Hook Address by RAIA Gold Medalist Philip Cox.
Attitude and circumstance
The 2010 A.S. Hook Address, by Gold Medallists Lindsay and Kerry Clare.
An architecture of engagement
The 2009 A. S. Hook Address, by Gold Medallist Ken Maher.
