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James Russell Architect’s astute adjustments to this 1959 modernist home seamlessly meld future-aware adaptations to bring new equilibrium to the dwelling.
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The WA government has introduced the first stage of a new set of policies intended to foster good design for the built environment.
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The German government has launched a design competition to mark 100 years since the founding of the legendary Bauhaus School.
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Aspect Studios and Aileen Sage Architects have designed a proposal for a new playground at Cook and Phillip Park in Sydney.
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Despite starting his practice during the Global Financial Crisis, Philip Stejskal has grown his practice to encompass modest alterations and additions to elaborate new houses.
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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.
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Junya Ishigami has unveiled his design for the 2019 Serpentine Pavilion, which will see pieces of slate arranged to appear as if they had emerged from the ground of Kensington Gardens.
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Glenn Murcutt, the sole Australian winner of the Pritzker Prize, has been selected to design the 2019 MPavilion in Melbourne.
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Global retailer H&M; recently installed the Australian Trellis Door Company's world-class security shutters to secure their new storefront at Rundle Mall in Adelaide.
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Designed by Gray Puksand, Prahran High School is one of Victoria’s – and Australia’s – first vertical schools.
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The unusual obstacle of an underground sewer line bisecting this South Fremantle block has led to a nuanced architectural treatment and a house brimming with moments of unexpected delight.
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A team comprising Tzannes and Blight Rayner Architecture has won a design excellence competition for a vertical campus for two Sydney universities in Parramatta.
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Perth's Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority (MRA) has approved a development application for a 30-storey office tower for Perth’s Elizabeth Quay designed by Hassell.
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A proposal for the redevelopment of Subiaco’s former Pavilion Markets, which includes a 24-storey mixed-use tower, has been endorsed by council.
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Eight architects representing the diversity of architecture and design across the Asia Pacific region will appear at The Architecture Symposium Brisbane.