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    Architecture Australia
    Editorial director Katelin ButlerAssociate editor Georgia BirksEditor-at-large Justine ClarkManaging editor Nicci DodanwelaEditorial enquiries +61 3 8699 1000, aa@archmedia.com.au Editorial team Linda Cheng, Jude Ellison, Alexa Kempton AA advisory co
    Architecture Australia1 min read
    Hudson Smith
    Hudson Smith has demonstrated an outstanding capacity for leadership through his involvement in specific, highly effective student initiatives such as Occupy, the 2022 Australasian Student Architecture Congress. Further, his ability to bring his fell
    Architecture Australia1 min read
    Simon Anderson
    Simon Anderson’s contribution to architectural education over a 34-year-long career is undeniable. His dedication to his students and their learning, alongside a substantial publication record, has made him one of Australia’s preeminent architectural
    Architecture Australia3 min read
    Why We Are Architects – And Why It Matters
    In February, I was fortunate to attend the Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects conference, “In Situ” – a day of eminent and highly engaging international speakers who presented a fascinating spectrum of work and typologies. Togethe
    Architecture Australia2 min read
    Enriching The City
    It’s always a privilege to work on the “Gold Medal issue” of the magazine. To gain an overview of the work of one of the country’s best architects, to liaise with their colleagues and collaborators, and to develop insights into their intentions and p
    Architecture Australia10 min read
    Architecture Australia turns 120
    Making it into the pages of Architecture Australia has always been a major milestone – for architects and writers alike. Often, it happens only once in a career. More often, it doesn’t happen at all. Appearing in this magazine has meant, or at least
    Architecture Australia5 min read
    Victoria House MJA Studio with Finespun, Place Laboratory and Palassis Architects
    In the context of medium-to-large architectural firms in Perth, MJA Studio is something of an unusual case. In its former iteration as McDonald Jones Architects, it was a medium-sized practice with a focus on the aged-care sector. The office transfor
    Architecture Australia8 min read
    119 Redfern Street Aileen Sage with Djinjama, Jean Rice and Noni Boyd
    A question that has been percolating in my mind for several years now is: How can architecture in Australia respectfully engage with both Indigenous heritage and post-settlement non-Indigenous heritage? How can we create architecture that responds to
    Architecture Australia1 min read
    Abbie Galvin and Paulo Macchia
    The Government Architect NSW team, led by Abbie Galvin and Paulo Macchia, has showcased exceptional leadership in all aspects of sustainability. Their display of courage and leadership in implementing sustainable practices and policies aligns with th
    Architecture Australia5 min read
    South East Centre for Contemporary Art Sibling Architecture
    Sibling Architecture represents a new wave of Australian architects who are searching for different modes of practice. Based in both Sydney and Melbourne, the studio challenges the dichotomous Sydney-versus-Melbourne debates of the latter twentieth c
    Architecture Australia6 min read
    Burnt Earth Beach House Wardle
    Burnt Earth Beach House constitutes the latest in a trilogy of residential projects that continues John Wardle’s commitment to pursuing architectural experimentation through the design of his own family home. The first, Kew House (1994–2019) in Melbo
    Architecture Australia35 min readArchitecture
    2024 Gold Medallist Philip Thalis
    (WRITER) Ken Maher Philip Thalis is a remarkable architect whose practice has been architecture as the art of city-making. In his momentous co-authored book Public Sydney: Drawing the City, he observed: “Making the city is one of humanity’s longest a
    Architecture Australia5 min read
    Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity Hub Jackson Clements Burrows
    The new premises for the Atlantic Fellows for Social Equity (AFSE) is five storeys above the ground, within an existing office floor plate at the University of Melbourne. The unexpected airiness you feel upon entering has been achieved by the meticul
    Architecture Australia3 min read
    Dulux Study Tour
    In her influential role as a design educator, Simona Falvo imparts not only technical skills but also a comprehensive understanding of the prospects and challenges awaiting her students as they enter the architectural profession. Her dedication to nu
    Architecture Australia1 min read
    Hill Thalis Architecture and Urban Projects
    Philip ThalisSarah HillKerry HunterLaura HardingSheila TawaloAlex RinkBrett SperlingBenjamin DriverAaron MurrayJonathon KibbleMadeleine RoweVictoria KingWarda Islam Adrian ChanKristina OlssonMichael Lewarne Angelo KorsanosClaire KrelleJanine KeatingA
    Architecture Australia2 min read
    Naomi Milgrom
    The National President’s Prize recognises an individual’s contribution to the advancement of architecture in any significant way, other than through architectural design, practice or education. The 2024 recipient of the National President’s prize is
    Architecture Australia5 min read
    National Rugby Training Centre, Ballymore Blight Rayner Architecture
    For many rugby devotees, Brisbane’s Ballymore Stadium was the indomitable heart of Queensland Rugby Union (QRU) until 2006, when the Queensland Reds transferred their home games to the Lang Park stadium at Milton, the traditional home of the competin
    Architecture Australia7 min read
    A Country-centred Approach To Civic Biodiversity First Knowledges Can Help Designers Struggling To Apply A Country-centred Methodology To Built Projects In Urban Areas.
    As Country-centred design1 becomes a part of architectural vocabulary in Australia, we at Djinjama have noticed colleagues and clients grappling to integrate Indigenous community advice respectfully and holistically, while also considering the actual
    Architecture Australia2 min readGender Studies
    Monica Edwards
    A mid-career architect practising in Sydney with a tremendous portfolio of significant, awarded projects, Monica Edwards has demonstrated a commitment to gender equity based on a top-down and a bottom-up approach. She was an inaugural member of the N
    Architecture Australia1 min read
    Selected Writers And Photographers
    Naomi Stead is an architectural academic, scholar and critic, based in Melbourne. She is the director of the Design and Creative Practice Enabling Capability Platform at RMIT University. (WRITER, PAGE 14) Katherine Lu is an architectural photographer
    Architecture Australia2 min readArchitecture
    Selected Awards
    Parramatta Escarpment Boardwalk (with McGregor Westlake Architecture, JILA and Tonkin)Powerhouse Design Award, Australian Good Design Awards Award for Urban Design, Australian Institute of Architects (NSW Chapter) The Wedge Studios, Dulwich HillFrede
    Architecture Australia3 min read
    Philip Thalis
    The Gold Medal is the Australian Institute of Architects’ highest honour. It recognises distinguished service by architects who have designed or executed buildings of high merit, produced work of great distinction resulting in the advancement of arch
    Architecture Australia2 min read
    The Value Of Stillness In Architecture
    As I write this, we have moved into the new year and a time of great instability, with shocking international conflict and erratic weather patterns. (The European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts has released data that show 2023 to be the wa
    Architecture Australia5 min read
    Mount Alexander College Kosloff Architecture
    The most recent addition to Mount Alexander College, a secondary school on unceded Wurundjeri Country in Naarm’s/ Melbourne’s inner-north, is a five-storey, brick-red beacon that establishes a series of meaningful visual and physical connections with
    Architecture Australia3 min readIntelligence (AI) & Semantics
    The Responsibilities Of Buildings – And Those Who Design Them
    Architecture contributes substantially to a city’s ability to thrive – and, in turn, a thriving city attracts good architecture. This issue includes two significant public projects, both of which are in what might be considered “second cities.” To co
    Architecture Australia5 min readIntelligence (AI) & Semantics
    AI And Design: Questions Of Ethics
    Artificial intelligence (AI) is a very old idea, but the term AI and the field of AI as it relates to modern programmable digital computing have taken their contemporary forms in the past 70 years.1Today, we interact with AI technologies constantly,
    Architecture Australia5 min read
    Geelong Arts Centre (Stage 3) ARM Architecture
    My first thought on seeing ARM Architecture’s Little Malop Street Redevelopment for the Geelong Arts Centre (GAC) is: Have they gone too far this time? The building is wrapped in what appears to be a white billowing curtain, complete with twisted cor
    Architecture Australia9 min readIntelligence (AI) & Semantics
    AI In Action: Case Studies
    Automated Architecture (AUAR) is a UK-based technology company using data-driven learning and generative design to build a distributed micro-factory network for sustainable timber housing. The co-founder and chief technology officer, Gilles Retsin, i
    Architecture Australia6 min readIntelligence (AI) & Semantics
    Architects Have Always Imitated. But Will AI Need Architects?
    The rapid acceleration of generative artificial intelligence (GAI)1 over the past 18 months is opening up new creative possibilities and disrupting a wide range of industries. Within this context, this dossier explores the potential and impact of AI
    Architecture Australia3 min read
    (This is) Air Nic Brunsdon
    Air has been topical in the 2020s. MONA’s Oceans of Air, an exhibition of Argentine artist Tomás Saraceno’s work, coincided with QAGOMA’s Air, a collection by Australian and international artists exploring the multifaceted dimensions of our shared at

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