Architecture Australia, July 2004
Architecture AustraliaProvocative, informative and engaging discussion of the best built works and the issues and events that matter.
Comment
Photography and architecture
Photography and architecture 100 years of picturing australian buildings.
Interview
Foster and partners come to the antipodes
Foreword
WHEN I TOOK over as the 65th National President of the RAIA on 27 May this year, I gave an outline of the key issues …
Reflection
AA 1904–2004 In the mid 1970s Architecture in Australia ran an occasional series ‘The Photographers’. Richard Stringer was the first photographer featured, in December 1974 …
Centenary
NOMADISM – MENHIRS – CITY – DADA – SURREALISM – SITUATIONISTS – POROSITY – PARASITISM. PSYCHIC AUTOMATISM, PSYCHOGEOGRAPHY AND DIRECT INTERVENTION IN THE CITY. THE …
Obituary
Vale rory spence
Features
Hugh Buhrich’s house
The late Hugh Buhrich talks about the legendary house he designed and built for his family in the late sixties.
Sweet whiteness
Richard kirk architect’s sophisticated new premises for the cutting edge post-production company is an elegant and thorough solution to a complex brief, site and experience.
Spirituality and landscape
The chapel for the australian centre for christianity and culture, by bligh voller nield, explores contemporary spirituality by drawing a connection to the land.
Compare and contrast
The adaptive reuse of an ultimo warehouse by woods bagot takes ‘contrast’ to the extreme. The result is a new project in which preservation and intervention are interdependent.
Grafts and crafts
Taking its metaphors from viticulture, john wardle architects’ richly detailed vineyard house is the latest in a long tradition of distinguished houses on the mornington peninsula.
Radar
Headlines
International Hayball Leonard Stent’s 3 Spaces project in Beijing. Bligh Voller Nield have been shortlisted in an international design competition to redevelop the Noumea Airport …
Competition
Mobsta a celebration of cities
Essay
Architectural feasts or professional fausts? a double perspective on the bargains of globalization
Books
HASSELL POETIC PRAGMATISMRobert Powell and Patrick Bingham-Hall. Pesaro Publishing, 2003. $50. In its engaging coverage of one of Australia’s most prominent corporate practices, this book …
Exhibition
Space and image inside hill end
Exhibition
The architect’s universe