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Week 17/23: Harry Howard’s house / An architravesty / The tepid EV policy / Welcome Cameron Bruhn / Bookends: Spaceship Earth

that Ward’s one meeting with Bucky was where she derived the term. All a bit nerdsville really, just read either of these books called Spaceship Earth, or Bucky’s biography. More things next week. Tone Wheeler is an architect / the...

News | 21/04/2023

Tone on Tuesday 223: The Athlete's Village in Three Australian Olympics

August) of the proposed Brisbane Olympic Village. Image by Queensland Government. Next week: Where to go to see lots of good architecture. This is Tone on Tuesday #223, 6 August 2024. Researched and written by Tone Wheeler, architect / Adjunct Prof...

News | 06/08/2024

Tone on Tuesday 221: The Art of Sustainability - Sustainable Art

made from found sticks, Peter (Beatle) Collins, Narra Bukulla, Tanja NSW, Image TW Next week: Sustainable Performance Art This is Tone on Tuesday #221, 23 July 2024. Researched and written by Tone Wheeler, architect / Adjunct Prof UNSW / President...

News | 23/07/2024

Design notes for week 50/2023 from Tone on Tuesday

. Next week The dead zone, 2023 in review. Tone Wheeler is an architect /adjunct prof UNSW / president AAA. The views expressed are his. These Design Notes are Tone on Tuesday #192, week 50/2023. Past Tone on Tuesday columns can be found...

News | 12/12/2023

Design notes for week 48/2023 from Tone on Tuesday

architecture profession is broken. A little column. Tone Wheeler is an architect /adjunct prof UNSW / president AAA. The views expressed are his. These Design Notes are Tone on Tuesday #190, week 48/2023. Past Tone on Tuesday columns can be found...

News | 28/11/2023

Design notes for week 47/2023 from Tone on Tuesday

sustainable community (2014) Signs off The modernist idea of perfect suburbia has come to a dead end, and must be stopped. Next week The most revolutionary design school in Australia. Tone Wheeler is an architect /adjunct prof UNSW...

News | 21/11/2023

Design notes for week 46/2023 from Tone on Tuesday

Max, the semi-deserted outback. Next week Is there any future for the architectural profession in Australia? Tone Wheeler is an architect /adjunct prof UNSW / president AAA. The views expressed are his. These Design Notes are Tone on...

News | 14/11/2023

Design notes for week 45/2023 from Tone on Tuesday

are the lessons from LA that are not immediately apparent? Tone Wheeler is an architect /adjunct prof UNSW / president AAA The views expressed are his. These Design Notes are Tone on Tuesday #187. Past Tone on Tuesday columns can be found...

News | 07/11/2023

Episode 191: Tone Wheeler on how the architecture profession is broken

Part 1 of our two-part talk with architect, author, educator and consultant Tone Wheeler who has an abiding interest in environmentally sustainable design (ESD). Part 1 of our two-part talk with architect, author, educator and consultant Tone...

News | 05/02/2024

Tone on Tuesday 219: Learning from three-storey walk-up flats

. Next week: Summer in Europe: A tour of ten top modernist monuments. This is Tone on Tuesday #219, 09 July 2024. Researched and written by Tone Wheeler, architect / Adjunct Prof UNSW / President AAA. The views expressed are his. Past Tone on Tuesday...

News | 09/07/2024

Design notes for week 44/2023 from Tone on Tuesday

industry in Australia. Next week Rising to the housing planning challenge? Tone Wheeler is an architect /adjunct prof UNSW / president AAA The views expressed are his. These Design Notes are Tone on Tuesday #186. Past Tone on Tuesday...

News | 31/10/2023

Design notes for week 43/2023 from Tone on Tuesday

presentation at the current exhibition at the Museum of Sydney. Next week What to do with building bad? Tone Wheeler is an architect /adjunct prof UNSW / president AAA The views expressed are his. These Design Notes are Tone on Tuesday #185...

News | 24/10/2023

Tone on Tuesday 215: Immigration is not a housing issue

they come from cultures that would see 2-3 people in a house as empty, and would think nothing of a multi-generational home. As discussed last week, the quickest way to solve the current crisis is to have more people per home. Which is what immigrants...

News | 25/06/2024

Design notes for week 42/2023 from Tone on Tuesday

for a Makarrata and a Treaty will be met with a better response than the dreadful negativity of suburban and regional Australia. Next week What to do with building bad? Tone Wheeler is an architect /adjunct prof UNSW / president AAA The...

News | 17/10/2023

Design notes for week 41/2023 from Tone on Tuesday

nation says it doesn’t want to listen to a proffered voice? Tone Wheeler is an architect / the views expressed are his. These Design Notes are Tone on Tuesday #183. Past Tone on Tuesday columns can be found here Past A&D Another...

News | 10/10/2023

Design notes for week 40/2023 from Tone on Tuesday

previous event at Bundanon was meant to be shorthand for they invented and ran it. Ignore my clumsy words –check it out here. Tone Wheeler is an architect / the views expressed are his. These Design Notes are Tone on Tuesday #182. Past Tone...

News | 03/10/2023

Design notes for week 39/2023 from Tone on Tuesday

(featuring Sea Ranch) and he and Anna’s masterwork on the right. Signs off Lawrence Halprin’s signature on the base of the entry tower to Grand Hope Park in L.A. CA USA. Tone Wheeler is an architect / the views expressed are his...

News | 26/09/2023

Tone on Tuesday 214: Solving the housing crisis without building homes

crisis’. This is Tone on Tuesday #214, 18 June 2024. It was written by Tone Wheeler, architect / Adjunct Prof UNSW / President AAA. The views expressed are his. Past Tone on Tuesday columns can be found here. You can contact TW at [email protected] ...

News | 18/06/2024

Design notes for this week from Tone on Tuesday

almost doubled the number of sites. Such is the demand that Australians are showing to find the quality in indigenous life. Signs off We are inundated with infrastructure, and the uncoordinated signs therewith. Tone Wheeler is an architect...

News | 19/09/2023

Brick inlay facade connects Crows Nest Station to place and community

Station’s modulated brickwork facade of Namoi Valley Coolibah Cream bricks grounds the building within the local community. The brick’s earthy richness connects the station to place, while its pale colour beautifully takes on the shadows and tone when...

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