22 February 2010 |
Light shines on Shanghai's solar powered pavilion, UK architects remain pessimistic and Chicago's carbon reduction plans get underway.
19 February 2010 |
Green projects were most likely to be deferred or abandoned at the design stage in 2009, new research reveals.
19 February 2010 |
Adelaide-based design firm, Hames Sharley, has beaten stiff competition from seven other finalists to take the prize.
17 February 2010 |
Money can't buy you love but buildings might, suggests a new survey.
16 February 2010 |
Landscape architects and artists have teamed up to create a 6.6 tonne bronze sculpture for Brisbane's Chinatown Mall.
12 February 2010 |
Two Allen Jack + Cottier principals speak out on the plague of averageness dominating the Sydney architecture scene.
11 February 2010 |
Sydney let down by its architects, Cabe enforces "veil of secrecy" and Olympic City parking lot more suited to earthquake-ravaged Port-au-Prince.
10 February 2010 |
Archicentre has issued an "urgent warning" to its 1,000 member architects following the deaths of four foil insulation installers.
10 February 2010 |
Brisbane votes in high-density housing and the state announces self-assessable duplexes.
9 February 2010 |
Statistics reveal the impact of the global financial crisis upon architectural sole practitioners and small studios.
5 February 2010 |
Union Station is a "civic embarrassment", finding architecture work in Ireland is a "thankless task" and the Burj Khalifa as a symbol of "hubris".
4 February 2010 |
The Jean Nouvel designed 'One New Change' project in London is named overall winner.
3 February 2010 |
It may look like a cross between an alien airship and a coconut, but Archipod's garden office has a very practical agenda.
3 February 2010 |
A stylish, desirable energy monitor, that is being specified by overseas architects and designers, has launched on Australian shores.
2 February 2010 |
The industry could face a skills shortage reminiscent of the last recession if it fails to nurture home-grown talent, argues a new report.
2 February 2010 |
The site at Sydney's Homebush Bay has won DA approval for a 149 apartment complex, designed by Joshua International Architects.
29 January 2010 |
In a radical competition, Greenpeace is challenging architects to don arms and design an "impenetrable fortress" that will block Heathrow's T3 expansion. Andrew Maynard comments on his entry and the Australian architect as rebel.
29 January 2010 |
It may only have been launched by Apple yesterday, but Melbourne practice ClarkeHopkinsClarke says the iPad holds significant potential for architects.
25 January 2010 |
The adaptive re-use of Bankstown Town Hall and the redevelopment of Hornsby Aquatic Centre are among today's tenders.
22 January 2010 |
Architecture degrees are among the most popular in the country, with the University of Sydney having ten times more students putting the degree down as a preference than the number of places available.
21 January 2010 |
The Premier State has the worst DA process, ACT fails commercial developments, Queensland "underperforms" and Victoria ranks joint-third, in a national assessment of planning systems.
21 January 2010 |
A global survey of architecture practices has listed six Australian studios in the top echelon.
19 January 2010 |
The home of the Australian Open will undergo a major face lift, with a retractable roof, new plaza and 1,500 more seats on the cards.
19 January 2010 |
Dressed in copper, this beauty parlor represents the passing of time.
18 January 2010 |
Bulgarian cyclists to fly over traffic, architectural photographers "violated" and disgraced banker joins RMJM.