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The refurbishment of Building L9 at the University of Western Sydney’s Hawkesbury Campus delivers excellence in the PC2 Laboratories and reflect the ideals of a climate change and energy research facility through innovative ESD initiatives.
The Gippsland Water Factory Vortex Centre, houses offices, laboratory functions and an interpretive experience for a major new water recycling plant.
Port Arthur is a place of inhumanity and suffering, once described as ‘the hell hole of the British Empire.’ It was given a World Heritage listing in recognition of the convict site’s cultural attributes as an intrinsically pivotal part of the founding of Australia
The building volumes are clearly articulated on the site. The theatres are stacked vertically and located centrally, freeing up space on the site for a large courtyard: an urban oasis and outdoor event space.
A modern yet authentic touch finds it place in regional Australia Unveiled to the public at the Museum’s recent 20th anniversary celebrations, the design for the extension of Bendigo’s Golden Dragon Museum oozes modern flair.
The resort is organic in its relationship to the site. Its form evokes memories of coastal land forms, dunes, waves or sea creatures.
The building has been designed from the inside out and strives to engage people who work within, visit or simply pass by: major new urban building in Western Australia, influential construction project news and photos
A ‘barely there’ home design by architects Denton Corker Marshall features in a book on thoughtfully designed sustainable houses, selected from around the world: Phillip Island House
International architecture and interior design powerhouse Woods Bagot in partnership with Perth-based developers Aspen Group, are forging history in Adelaide after receiving permission to proceed with Tower 8, the latest instalment in their industrious City Central Master Plan.
Offering the City of Noumea a partner to work with, rather than a pre-conceived, concrete solution, was the winning approach for Woods Bagot – announced as the successful urban designers for the Strategic Masterplan for Noumea 2025.
The Adelaide Zoo Entrance Precinct has been awarded a Highly Commended BPN Sustainability Award, announced in Sydney on 13 October 2010
PTA Pods Perth: The PTA information centre explores the capacity of architecture to create a centralised identity for the metropolitan public transport network.
The lightweight prefabricated structure gets transported to the site on a truck, and is there filled with water, which provides thermal mass, water storage and bushfire resistancy
Construction of the Hunter Medical Research Institute’s new facilities design by Denton Corker Marshall Architects is officially underway, with a ceremony marking the occasion.
The design of the Panda Forest embodies the Zoo’s core principles of environment, education, conservation and research and redefines the concept of a zoo in the 21st century – as a contemporary conservation organisation with vital breeding and research programs.
The township of Churchill was developed as a man-made heterotopia to house the influx of workers to the local power plant of Hazelwood in the 1950’s.
The most compelling aim by Cox Rayner Architects / ABM Architects for the Ipswich Courts project was to humanise the experience of the justice system, one that is often alienating and exacerbated by typically confronting civic architecture.
The project brief was to establish the Cultural Centre as the pre-eminent performance and exhibition arts facility in the region: NSW architecture development design by Tonkin Zulaikha Greer Architects
Designed by Omiros One Architecture (O1A), this five bedroom luxury residence commands endless ocean views from atop a steeply inclined site on Hamilton Island in the heart of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.
Big Rock Jetty was voted as a Best New Global Design at the 2011 International Architecture Awards co-presented by Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design and European Centre of Architecture in Dublin.
