Tag: Profiles
Wisdom of youth: MA Architects
A practice growing out of its “teenage years,” MA Architects is ready to evolve its language and move on to new things.
John Wardle’s autodidactic curiosity
Gold medalist John Wardle’s curiosity has spawned a brand of architecture that pushes the limits of design, manufacturing and materials, alongside buildings that leave space to be filled by our own curiosity, says Rory Hyde.
One to watch: Brcar Morony Architecture
Natalie Brcar and Michael Morony run a practice grounded in principles of environmentally sustainable design.
One to watch: Winwood McKenzie
Thom Mckenzie of Winwood Mckenzie formed his Melbourne-based studio after working in New York and Milan. His approach is based on an intimate understanding of the construction process and interrogating how things are built.
Photon sculptor: Flynn Talbot
In the past decade, this Australian-born, London-based light artist and designer has seen his experiential and monumental installations exhibited around the world.
Elegant resolutions: Fox Johnston
Fox Johnston shows how the tenets of good design are transferable and a human-focused approach to architecture essential.
One to watch: Kin Architects
Leah Gallagher and Marjorie Dixon, of Kin Architects, formed their Brisbane-based practice in 2017 with a desire to design people-centric architecture that respects the history and context of their city.
One to watch: Clayton Orszaczky
In the past three years, Clayton Orszaczky has completed eleven projects, with many more in the pipeline. Co-directors Rebekah Clayton and Michelle Orszaczky discuss their approach to residential design.
‘World’s most influential architect’ discusses race, social justice and architecture
Sir David Adjaye speaks to Justine Harvey about how architecture can contribute to an understanding of history and social justice.
Profile: Phorm Architecture + Design
With an appreciation of vastness, infinite variety and our temporary occupation of land, each residential project by Phorm Architecture and Design has a deep connection to its site.
Generosity and authenticity: The houses of Architect Prineas
With a solid technical grounding and a “brilliant nuance in mixing old and new,” Eva-Marie Prineas creates generous and pertinent projects with authenticity.
Three-dimensional craft: Edwards Moore
A look at the recent built projects of Melbourne studio Edwards Moore reveals a delightful body of work underpinned by conceptual rigour, spatial complexity and a “cheeky tilt.”
Profile: Rosevear Stephenson Architects
Rosevear Stephenson Architects carefully stitches together the qualities of the site and the desires of the client to create honest and elemental houses.
A city’s interior: MVRDV’s Market Hall
Jacob van Rijs, Dutch architect and founder of MVRDV, discusses his Market Hall project in Rotterdam.
Dhab Studios: Finding form
Furniture design graduates David Houbaer and Alec Balcombe launched Dhab Studios.
BVN Donovan Hill: a timely merger
James Grose and Brian Donovan on the merging of their acclaimed architectural practices.
Profile: Sean Godsell
Houses profiles the singular, steely residential work of architect Sean Godsell.
Profile: Assemblage
Peter Besley talks about his small London practice and its competition-wining design for Iraq’s parliament complex.
Profile: Sam Crawford Architects
The Sydney-based practice making a mark for tactile and engaging residential projects.
Gwyn Hanssen Pigott
In a tribute to the great Australian ceramic artist, who died in July 2013, we revisit an Artichoke review.
