A quietly radical inner-Sydney landmark, Phoenix Central Park was shaped by art, motion, and a vision built to last 100 years.
A holistic office with a deep consideration of context, 83 Pirie Street signals a new era for flexible, dynamic workplaces in Adelaide.
Signalling a new era for public design, Sydney has welcomed six metro stations and new platforms at Central and Sydenham.
Melbourne Design Week will return for its eighth year from 23 May to 2 June 2024, featuring thought-provoking exhibitions, talks, installations and workshops throughout Melbourne and regional Victoria
Wellness Spotlight on Hair Salons in Australia and New Zealand, including Salon HER by Folk Studio and Zowie Evans Hairdressing by Cheah Saw Architecture.
Capturing a modern take on traditional bathing, Aurora Spa and Bathhouse offers a connected experience between thermal wellness and luxury accommodation.
Hospitality Spotlight on rooftop bars around Australia and New Zealand, including Sky Bar by Woods Bagot and Beverly by Mitchell & Eades.
Celebrating its unique heritage and neighbourhood context, Fitzroy House sees a 19th-century bootmaker’s factory building transformed into a timeless multi-residential structure.
An attentive multi-residential spotlight on ageing in place in Australia and New Zealand, from the expansive Queenstown Country Club to the vertical living of U City Pitt Street.
Melding Pot – 405 Bourke Street by Woods Bagot
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Music Box sees Multiplicity carefully navigate an awkward site, taking cues from the terrain and natural landscape to form a forever home of secluded privacy.
More than ever before, architects, clients and developers are coming to terms with the intimately affective and emotional experience of design in the context of multiple-residential living.
A rare combination of the monumental and the approachable, engagement with the public is at the heart of the design of the Ian Potter Southbank Centre by John Wardle Architects.
Channelling the idea of a ‘gesamtkunstwerk’, John Wardle Architects and Durbach Block Jaggers teamed up to create a truly iconic building.
Four leading architectural and multi-disciplinary teams have been shortlisted in the NGV Contemporary Design Competition, progressing to the final stage of conceptual development.
Phoenix Central Park sees Durbach Block Jaggers and John Wardle Architects join forces to propose this unique performance space and gallery as it captures notions of movement and expression.