Gemma Battenbough . Articles Gehry tees up first golf project Unveiled this week, the golf clubhouse on Abu Dhabi's Saadiyat Island has Gehry's unmistakable signature curves and twists. High-tech suburb planned for Victoria Electric cars, solar-powered neighbourhoods, and home appliances controlled via mobile phone could be coming to Frankston. Kazuyo Sejima reveals theme for Venice biennale The renowned SANAA architect will be curating the 12th international exhibition under the theme 'People in architecture'. Profession 'less dynamic', as sole practitioners squeezed A raw deal for sole practitioners is causing the profession to lose its dynamism and is putting off young architects, according to recently-honoured architect, Noel Potter. Activist architects needed to block Heathrow's third runway In a radical competition, Greenpeace is challenging architects to don arms and design an "impenetrable fortress" that will block Heathrow's T3 expansion. Andrew Maynard comments on his entry and the Australian architect as rebel. Architect discovers ancient building remains at Australian pilgrim centre The remains of a 1st century building have been uncovered during the renovation of a building in Rome which the church is converting to an Australian pilgrim centre.
