Report

The Yawuru native title determination in and around Broome WA, offers opportunities for the local community.

Sigrid Ehrmann reports on the 7th European Biennial of Landscape Architecture in Barcelona (27–29 September 2012).

This children’s playground within a small park in Noosa heads is A landscape of challenge and discovery.

The new Brisbane headquarters for AECOM by BVN Donovan Hill brings together staff from across nine separate locations into a single cohesive space.

For a temporary Amsterdam office the material is the starting point instead of the space.

Design Nest’s new Student Learning Centre at the University of Queensland provides a casual, flexible, cave-like space.

The design of this Melbourne massage school blurs the boundary between graphics and interior design, with striking results.

A derelict railway signal box is reborn thanks to City of Melbourne architects.

Far from the bland and boxy, Studio Ginger has created a detached haven from the bustle of the megaplex.

The demons and dramas besetting Melbourne’s Royal Park – not to mention the drought.

The Gold Coast comes of age with a civic space that provides an alternative to theme parks.

A new interpretive trail at Kamay Botany Bay National Park.

The density of Australia’s western capital is increasing, and with it the realization that its public space must be better designed.

Convic proves that a well-designed skate parks can serve the greater public and breathe new life into overlooked precincts.

Referencing natural and cultural landscape values this sensitive project convincingly combines conservation and luxury.

A moment of peace in a suburban Sydney park pays respects to “the forgotten war”.

Landscape design and planning in china are evolving into a new and expanded field through the work of Australian practitioners.

Hassell designs a creative space for a creative agency and curates the mess.

Chris Connell focuses on space and form with a black-on-black approach for this Melbourne cafe.

Mission Australia’s training restaurant finds optimism in the history of its location.

A tiny cafe in Darlinghurst by Rory the Architect.

A colour catalogue of 1,000 clever and exciting domestic products for every room in the house.