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Tanner Architects grows into Tanner Kibble Denton
Sydney-based Tanner Architects has announced a major restructure in an effort to position the practice for its next phas...
Institute announces dates for National Architecture Awards
Dates and categories made public for Australia's most prestigious architectural awards.
ANU's modular project takes shape
The last of 70 tailor-made prefab units has been assembled as part of the Australian National University's latest on-cam...
Residents, Rogers and Keating arm for Barangaroo brawl
A public meeting could descend into a slanging match tonight as Richard Rogers and Paul Keating face residents' outrage ...
Architect suspended for "forging" development consent
A practitioner at a NSW firm has been suspended from practice for forging a development consent and illegally recovering...
CODA architect one of WA's top business leaders
CODA's Emma Williamson has ranked amongst Western Australia's best business entrepreneurs at the '40under40 Awards'.
FIRST LOOK: Alta Apartments, Darlinghurst
Tony Owen NDM and Turner Associates have created a vibrant and colourful addition to the vivacious area near Oxford Stre...
GBCA launches national communities framework
The framework provides a resource for those creating sustainable communities and a context for upcoming Green Star commu...
Architects hardest hit by green project deferrals
Green projects were most likely to be deferred or abandoned at the design stage in 2009, new research reveals.
Victoria succeeds in designing safe streets
Where the residential sector has done a good job of designing against crime, commercial building has "failed", says an u...
Central park works as "green engine"
SOM's new urban model for a Beijing district uses a central park to passively heat and cool the district.
Hames Sharley wins Innovators to Watch award
Adelaide-based design firm, Hames Sharley, has beaten stiff competition from seven other finalists to take the prize.
Bangkok fire trial finds architect's signature forged
Building design faults have been partly blamed for the deaths of 67 people during a fire at a New Year’s Eve party in a ...
PechaKucha announces Melbourne event
This Saturday night Melbourne's thinkers and doers will gather to raise money for earthquake-ravaged Haiti as part of th...
Adelaide's 30-year plan risks populism: architect
Released yesterday, the final plan is "deliberately vague" and promotes conflicting principles, a leading Adelaide archi...
Architects 'more attractive than bankers'
Money can't buy you love but buildings might, suggests a new survey.
