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Articles

IN PROFILE: Australian architectural achievers Emily Outson and Shaun Carter
We speak to two of theDulux Study Tour winners about lessons they’ve learnt, their inspiration and the future of architecture.
IN PROFILE: Robert Morris-Nunn and Tasmania's stubborn architecture
Robert Morris-Nunn, director of the firm Circa Morris-Nunn, describes Tasmania's stubborn architecture, the social impact of architecture and collaborative design.
IN PROFILE: Leo Campbell talks design for aged care
Leo Campbell, principal of Campbell Luscombe Architects, was awarded the Most Outstanding Architect in Over 50s Housing in the World in 2011 at the Global Over 50s Housing - Healthcare awards laste year.
IN PROFILE: Carolyn Whitzman and Australia's design challenges
Architecture & Design spoke to Carolyn Whitzman, Associate Professor in Urban Planning at the University of Melbourne, about Australia's design challenges and lessons to be learnt from Toronto.
IN PROFILE: Ilan Vizel tackles the knock down and rebuild phenomena
Ilan Vizel from the University of New South Wales provides a snapshot of his research into studies the knock down and rebuild phenomena of older detached houses that were previously inhabited by older owner-occupiers – and how it informs the architecture and building industry.
IN PROFILE: MGS Architects and women in architecure
The winner of the inaugural MGS Women in Architecture Scholarship in the Faculty of Art and Design at Monash University was recently, Camilla Burke and some from MGS Architects, speak to Architecture & Design.