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John Wardle is an award winning Australian architect based in Melbourne who has had a huge influence on modern Australian architectural practices.
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Frasers Property Australia Chief Executive, Anthony Boyd, has become the latest Director on the Board of the Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA).
Between Christmas and New Year, the ‘Hardy Tree’ fell in Old Saint Pancras Churchyard, London. When the Midland Railway was pushed through to Kings Cross Station in 1865 the old cemetery was destroyed.
Make has bolstered its Sydney design team with a number of new appointments, in the wake of recent competition wins in Chatswood and acclaim received for its Brookfield Place project.
The NSW Government has announced Department of Planning and Environment Secretary, Michael Cassel, has been appointed as the acting CEO of the NSW Reconstruction Authority.
Tessa Knox-Grant has been appointed as Arup’s new Sustainable Transport Australasia Lead, with the firm looking to create inclusive cities through holistic transport planning.
To his colleagues at T&Z Architects, Maxim John Zuvela (1940-2022) was much more than an architect or a boss.
The Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (AIQS) has announced Mason Robb (pictured left), Stanley Chang (middle) and Paul Roberts (right) have become AIQS Board Directors.
Sydney architecture studio Tzannes is launching its new website. What began as an exercise in arranging a portfolio of award-winning work has evolved into a profound process of self-reflection as the practice readies itself for a multigenerational future.
In the last three years, I have written 150 articles for Architecture and Design as ‘Tone on Tuesday’, covering all aspects of design, in popularising difficult ideas, and particularly in the relationship between design and politics, social housing and sustainability.
NH Architecture has unveiled five new Associates in an effort to bolster their leadership team. Each holds extensive experience in their respective sectors, with all new promotions to assist in the evolution of the practice and its design talent.
Urban areas are dramatically increasing worldwide as rural populations decline. Our cities are no different, with energy intensive growth exacerbating sustainability.
