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International architects to design Melbourne Metro Tunnel Project

possible. Each station – North Melbourne, Parkville, State Library, Town Hall and Anzac – draws on the local character of its location, featuring materials such as brick, glass, wood and bluestone, with new parks, open space...

News | 17/10/2019

Herringbone Flooring: Top 5 Herringbone Flooring Ideas

sealing before installation. Staining can help you achieve the tone you desire or highlight the grains more but keeping it natural is on-trend when it’s hardwood. Popular shades in a herringbone floor’s colour palette include greys, blacks...

News | 07/01/2020

AAA looks at the Black Dolphin Motel, Merimbula

Association volunteer, edited by Tone Wheeler for the AAA. For more information on the AAA and its activities to promote architecture, go to https://www.architecture.org.au/ Images: BDM 0: Courtesy Black Dolphin Website BDM 1...

News | 09/01/2020

2016 Architeam Awards entries on show at No Vacancy Gallery

assessed by a jury comprising of Mel Bright, Make Architecture; Juliet Moore, Edwards Moore; and Phillip Thalis, Hill Thalis Architecture + Urban Projects. The exhibition will open on 12 November 2016 at the No Vacancy Gallery, QV, Jane Bell Lane...

News | 14/11/2016

AAA looks at Clyde Cameron College

one for a different breed of true believer – if not a little Brutal. Researched and written by Jackson Birrell, an AAA volunteer, photos and edit by Tone Wheeler for the Australian Architecture Association. For more information on the AAA and...

News | 05/12/2019

AAA looks at Thurgoona CSU

. The design and construction of the Campus on the 87 Ha greenfield site on the northern edge of Albury-Wodonga took place over a 10-year period from 1996. CSU’s architect and head of the Office of Design, Marci Webster Mannison proposed three key...

News | 21/11/2019

AAA Looks at Tocal College

2014 the CB Alexander College at Tocal was awarded the 25-year Enduring Architecture award. Researched and written by AAA volunteers, edited by Tone Wheeler for the Australian Architecture Association. For more information on the AAA and...

News | 14/11/2019

Independent Archicentres on the cards for NSW and Victoria

, Archicentre as potential standalone entities. Fairfax is reporting that Archicentre members in Sydney voted on Tuesday to re-establish the service under the new name Architects Advisory Service NSW in response to the Australian Institute of...

News | 15/09/2016

Top picks from this year’s Sydney Architecture Festival

. My top six picks are below: 1. Walking Tours with Eoghan Lewis: Design Innovation and Housing choice in Redfern and Surry Hills (Tuesday 12 November) Over recent decades the inner city former working class suburbs of Redfern and Surry...

News | 11/11/2019

Council releases grim report on housing along Sydney’s Canterbury Road corridor

ever before,” reads the Canterbury Road Review, officially adopted by the City of Canterbury Bankstown council on Tuesday night. “The traffic function of the road has increased with new development adding traffic volume.”...

News | 04/08/2017

AAA looks at Russell 14

Canberra has some of the best buildings. One of those is the first large building to welcome travellers to the capital on their way into Civic from the airport, a rather austere office building as part of the defence group known as the Russell...

News | 07/11/2019

AAA looks at the Darwin High School Tank

deal? Well quite a lot really. The ‘Tank’ as the gym is known, is a good example of why the Australian Architecture Association likes to ‘take a look’, a closer look that will reveal a lot more than you may see on the...

News | 31/10/2019

NGV Australia to explore urban life and the human condition

works by a selection of 100 contemporary photographers from across the world. Setting the tone for the show, co-curator William Ewing says: “What is the definition of civilization? The word only goes back to 1756, so it’s a relatively new...

News | 15/10/2019

2018 Sustainability Awards set to be bigger and better than last year

On 26 October in 2017, some of our best architects, builders, developers, designers, specifiers and more gathered in Sydney to celebrate sustainability and those who promote it. On 26 October in 2017, some of our best architects, builders...

News | 27/09/2018

Social housing, cohesion and cultural heritage on the agenda at RIBA International Week 2017

speech on Tuesday 4 July, Clos will address the United Nation’s agenda for urban planning and outline the crucial role architects have to play in the future of the city. Clos’ keynote speech will highlight three core areas recognised by the...

News | 19/04/2017

"You need to make buildings that are around for 50 to 100 years" – Philip Thalis

-charged projects. So I guess that’s why the lord mayor asked me to join the progressive independents on the City of Sydney. It’s certainly a demanding combination of activities – yes it’s hard to juggle at times, but also very stimulating...

News | 23/08/2019

What Sydney Harbour Bridge could have looked like

made, the bizarre three-way structure was only narrowly rejected by the government. Stowe‘s design links Balls Head, Miller’s Point and Balmain, meeting in the middle with a central tower on Goat Island. He argued that his design was cheaper...

News | 29/07/2019

The trends on top

, the roof contributes up to 30 percent of the overall look of a house’s façade. According to Lisa Tadrosse, product manager, roofing, at CSR Bricks and Roofing, trends in the colour of Aussie roofs today are very much dependent on location...

News | 15/12/2011

New exhibition celebrates Italian innovator’s work in Australia

new exhibition that is showcasing the comprehensive work developed during the 1960s and 70s by world-famous Italian structural engineer and innovator, Pier Luigi Nervi. Currently on show at the Tin Sheds Gallery, The University of Sydney School of...

News | 16/07/2019

Wood Solutions to present Masterclass on Designing with Timber

runs from 4-6pm on Wednesday, 24 February; Wednesday, 2 March and Wednesday, 9 March; and the site tour on Tuesday, 22 March 2016 will run from 1-5pm. All four sessions are included in the single registration fee. Certificates will be issued...

News | 10/02/2016

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