The national magazine of the Australian Institute of Architects
(Architecture Media)
- St Mary’s Coptic Church by Studio Bright, Architecture Australia 114 (January – February 2025)
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A project by Eldridge Anderson Architects
(Mess Books, 2024)
Aiming to unravel the building’s inherent complexities, writer Lucia Amies has penned an analysis of its architectural elements, while photographer Ben Hosking has captured a series of monochromatic stills on film. Edited by Rose Onans and produced by Mess Books, Jan Juc Studio is a homage to the studio’s considered approach to architecture.
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Contemporary residential architecture and design in Australia
(Architecture Media)
- Print:
- Home Truth by Breathe, Houses 162 (February 2025)
- Life Down a Lane by Tom Robertson Architects, Houses 160 (October 2024)
- Bittern Cabin by Nic Morgante,
Houses 160 (October 2024)
- Outbuilding with Deep Garden by Baracco and Wright, Houses 157 (April 2024)
- Kabina by Facundo Ochoa, Houses 154 (October 2023)
- Online:
- Inverloch House by Birthisel Wittingslow
- Shadow House by Grotto Studio
- Profile: SSdH
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Stories for people passionate about nature, exploration, food and architecture
(Green Press)
Uluru Base Walk, Walkers Journal volume 4, no. 3 (August 2024)
Online:
Beeripmo Walk
Cape Woolamai Beacon Walk
Pinnacles Loop Walk
Pomponderoo Hill Nature Walk
Three Falls Circuit
Walpa Gorge Walk
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The annual student-run publication from the Melbourne School of Design
(AADR)
- Author: Nature's Underworld: A Microscopic (Over)view Into Subnatural Manifestations Within Our Environments, Inflection vol. 8 (2021)
- Editor: Inflection vol. 5 (2018)
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News, commentary and project reviews from Australian practitioners, academics and critics
(Architecture Media)
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- Australia’s Venice Biennale team on the politics of words, space and place
- Nathalie de Vries on the architect’s role as conciliator and instigator
- Caroline Bos on inclusive and interdisciplinary design
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- Architects critique controversial NSW Productivity Commission report
- Architects respond to NSW draft Building Bill
- What Killed Fishermans Bend?
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