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A South Australian architecture graduate has been awarded a $15,000 travelling scholarship to study “radical practice” and investigate how entrepreneurial approaches to architecture can help the profession combat economic volatility. Matthew Alfred is a graduate of the University of Adelaide’s School of Architecture and the Built Environment and is currently working at ARM Architecture’s Adelaide […] More
The 17th Venice Architecture Biennale has been postponed, again, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and will now take place from 22 May to 21 November in 2021. Curated by Lebanese architect and educator Hashim Sarkis, this iteration of the international architecture exhibition is based around the question: How will we live together? – a […] More
City of Parramatta has released new vision and detailed design of the city’s proposed aquatic and leisure centre as part of a development application for the project. Designed by Grimshaw, Andrew Burges Architects and McGregor Coxall, the project will include a 50-metre, 10-lane outdoor pool, a 25-metre indoor recreational pool, an indoor learn-to-swim pool, indoor […] More
The Australian Institute of Architects has called for mandatory zero-emissions buildings in bushfire reconstruction efforts. More
The Victorian government has promised $2.7 billion to boost the construction sector, with the bulk of the money going towards education infrastructure and public and community housing. More
The City of Sydney has approved a proposal to constructed a 270-metre-tall residential tower in central Sydney designed by Ingehoven Architects and Architectus. More
The University of New England is seeking expressions of interest from architects and designers to convert its decommissioned Boilerhouse into a “playful” learning facility for children. The Boilerhouse was built in three stages between the 1950s and 1970s to house the university’s coal-fire power plant; each stage was designed by various architects of the NSW […] More
Hayball has designed a sports and science building for a catholic girls’ school in Sydney that stacks science labs, indoor and outdoor learning spaces and multi-purpose courts over four levels. The proposed Scientia Project at Monte Sant’Angelo Mercy College in North Sydney would replace two existing tennis and netball courts and is estimated to cost […] More
