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A new public-private partnership strategy delivers a high-quality, mixed-tenure estate which, through its suite of communal and commercial facilities, goes beyond increasing housing supply and sets out to host and foster social connectivity.
Serving as a companion to a mud brick home by Alistair Knox on Melbourne’s Mornington Peninsula, this compact, multigenerational abode provides a playful refuge for humans and non-humans alike.
A revitalised beach house in Brunswick Heads offers garden connections at every turn, enriching leisurely family life in a coastal town.
Beneath a pragmatic shell, this joyful and unconventional new home in a suburban seaside town inspires a slower rhythm of living in dialogue with place.
A light-touch alteration enlivens a modest 1960s apartment, layering mid-century character with vivid colour and contemporary utility.
Perth’s award-winning Bob Hawke College to undergo expansion
The WA government has announced that Bob Hawke College in Perth’s Subiaco will expand into the heritage-listed former Freemasons Hall.
Camilla Block asks, ‘the competition system is under scrutiny – how could it be better?’
At the ArchitectureAu Asks symposium this November, a provocation from Sydney architect Camilla Block invites speakers to consider the current state of design competitions – and the urgent need for reform.
Ken Woolley-designed townhouse under consideration for state heritage listing
Paddington House, which was once lived in by the Woolleys, is described by the Heritage Council of NSW as “an outstanding example of the late 20th century modern architectural style.”
Lina Ghotmeh and the ‘archeology of the future’
The Paris-based, Lebanese architect speaks about the power of architecture to reflect on the past in order to ameliorate our present and future.
Tiny homes could help ease the housing crisis, but councils are dragging their feet
While interest in tiny houses has soared, actual numbers of tiny house dwellers has stayed low.
Sandbags and seawalls: Designing a different adaptation future
When it comes to the evolution of our built and natural environment, design thinking offers a valuable approach to decision making, posing questions from many angles and hearing from diverse voices as a way of developing a creative approach to the problem itself.
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A new public-private partnership strategy delivers a high-quality, mixed-tenure estate which, through its suite of communal and commercial facilities, goes beyond increasing housing supply and sets out to host and foster social connectivity.
Serving as a companion to a mud brick home by Alistair Knox on Melbourne’s Mornington Peninsula, this compact, multigenerational abode provides a playful refuge for humans and non-humans alike.
Designed by Studio McQualter, this 4000-square-metre flagship store for the beauty retailer features an auditorium, apothecary, cafe and newsroom, all in the historic Melbourne site of Cole’s Book Arcade.
A revitalised beach house in Brunswick Heads offers garden connections at every turn, enriching leisurely family life in a coastal town.
Beneath a pragmatic shell, this joyful and unconventional new home in a suburban seaside town inspires a slower rhythm of living in dialogue with place.
Reviving the charm of 1980s motel culture, Studio Tate’s redesign of Motel Flinders celebrates Australian vernacular through layered materials, local art and a warm take on coastal nostalgia.
