Tag: Theory
Humanitarian architect wins global women in architecture award
Pakistan’s first female architect, who’s had a decades-long career in humanitarian architecture, has been honoured in the 2020 W Awards.
A failed manifesto: OMA and the Australian countryside
Landscape architect Jillian Walliss found OMA’s lecture on their new research direction, the countryside, failed to understand complex ecological and physical conditions and led to naive propositions.
The Corporate Office and Mad Men
Amid changing approaches to workplace design, why don’t we want to feel corporate in the corporate office?
Run to paradox
Designing good workplaces, says Steve Koster, relies on embracing the conflicting needs of a modern workforce.
The more things change
Karl Fender’s introduction to the January 2011 issue of Architecture Australia as Institute president.
Perspective: facing challenges together
Mandy Rounsefell’s introduction to Landscape Architecture Australia 129.
Post-Traumatic Urbanism
This book explores the intersections between architecture, urbanism and a felt reality of destruction and instability.