Geraldine Chua . Articles Post- Architecture injects life into old Fremantle Myer Building with world's largest temporary space activation Armed with scrap materials, steel tubes, 300 metres of red velvet and $20,000, Post- Architecture has transformed a vacant department store into a hub of making, selling, and workshopping. Koolhaas’ OMA wins Netherlands' biggest hotel tender with stacked boxes design International architecture practice OMA has won the bid to build the largest hotel in the Netherlands, the 650-room, 91-metre tall nhow Amsterdam RAI. Designs revealed for new $100m war memorial centre in France by Cox Architecture [video] The new Sir John Monash Centre, featuring a floating green roof, will be added to the rear of the Australian National Memorial at Villers-Bretonneux, France. Canberra’s NewActon Nishi by Arup wins International Project of the Year A sustainable mixed-use building complex in Canberra has beaten five other developments from around the world to take home the 2015 Building Awards’ International Project of the Year prize. Meshing it up: five projects that use architectural mesh for form and function We explore projects from Australia and around the world that have tapped into the benefits of architectural mesh. From shipping yard to public park: sneak peak of Barangaroo Point Reserve [Video] In the lead up to the opening of Sydney’s Barangaroo Point Reserve, the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects has released a preview of the new six hectare public park.