Australia
Australia becomes latest nation to embrace wooden high-rise buildings
Today we like: Australia
Those Architects transforms small Sydney bungalow into spacious courtyard home
Matt Woods adds teabag chandelier and balancing bowls to Australian cafe
Zaha Hadid plans Melbourne skyscraper made up of stacked “vases”
David Boyle uses reclaimed brick to build extension to a Sydney terrace
Workplace design in Australia booms as employers compete to attract talent
Hotel Hotel lobby and bar by March Studio named World Interior of the Year 2015
Amanda Levete’s tree canopy-like MPavilion opens in Melbourne
Perforated shutters provide light and ventilation for Moonlight Cabin by Jackson Clements Burrows
Townsend + Associates encloses a swimming pool in a glazed box at Chinese embassy in Australia
Nic Owen Architects updates ornate Melbourne terrace with ribbed steel extension
Hassell’s office building for Medibank is designed to “get people moving”
Perforated shutters animate facade of Melbourne house by Jackson Clements Burrows
March Studio created Hotel Hotel lobby and bar by recycling “thousands of pieces of timber”
Ola Architecture Studio’s housing block in Melbourne designed as an “ode to brick”
Corrugated steel provides durable facade for rural Australian home by Glow Design Group
Wooden beams create sewing-inspired details at Cross-Stitch House by FMD Architects
Australian National Architecture Awards 2015 winners revealed
Queensland bungalow updated with contemporary interior and house-shaped extension
Vokes and Peters adds black timber extension to a cabin on Australia’s Sunshine Coast
Blackened timber boxes are stacked to provide sea views from Bass Street Residence
Luigi Rosselli constructs ranch housing behind “longest rammed-earth wall in Australia”
