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Dandenong High School
Hayball’s project, part of the federal government’s ‘Education Revolution’, presents a robust challenge to our preconceptions about the value of template design.
Architect: Hayball
Author: Stuart Harrison
Photographer: Peter Clarke
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WOHA
This monograph shows that WOHA's work has become more experimental, somehow masterful and lighthearted at the same time.
Author: Shelley Penn
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eVolo 2010 Skyscraper Competition winners...
Winning designs include a prison in the sky, a water purification tower and a tower built from carbon sleeves and fibre-laced concrete.
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Randwick Townhouses
Fox Johnston brings high-density housing and heritage conservation together in an infill housing project, creating a mews-style development behind two Federation-era homes in Randwick.
Architect: Fox Johnston
Photographer: Brett Boardman
Author: John de Manincor
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Breathe collection
Designed by Helen Kontouris, the Breathe collection is an elegant range of outdoor furniture.
Available Through: Sunweave
ADRTV
Rory Hyde's Unsolicited Architecture
Video: Unsolicited Architecture plans, including an artificial hotspring for the homeless, are pasted to Rotterdam’s billboards by SUD and DUS Architecten.
Designwall
Architecture: Foyn-Johanson House
Harrison & White's extension to a house in Northcote is shaped by the path of the sun, maximising the size of the house without losing sunlight to the garden.
Photographer:
Ben Hosking
Architect:
Harrison & White
feature
The Changing Face of Housing
Heritage Park, a dense low-rise housing development outside Sydney, offers an appealing alternative to the sprawling suburbs of Australian cities.
Author:
Philip Drew
Photographer:
Kraig Carlstrom
Photographer:
Michael Nicholson
Photographer:
Adam Mørk
Project
Dandenong High School
Hayball’s project, part of the federal government’s ‘Education Revolution’, presents a robust challenge to our preconceptions about the value of template design.
Architect:
Hayball
Author:
Stuart Harrison
Photographer:
Peter Clarke
Product
Billion Dollar View
An illustrated lamp shade decorated with a montage of some of the world's most iconic buildings.
Designer:
Little Design Horse
Available Through:
Future Shelter
Response
The Barangaroo red herring
While tempers flare over the design quality (or otherwise) of the Rogers design for Sydney's Barangaroo, bulk sale bargaining is putting the city's long-term economic sustainability at risk.
Author:
John de Manincor
Author:
Adam Russell
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