2 February 2010 |
Work Architecture to create modern look in Shenzhen, a soccer ball that generates energy is trialled in South Africa and robots to replace humans in Dubai.
15 December 2009 |
The Beijing water cube has joined the pyramids, Eiffel tower, Colosseum and Venice as world icons transformed into casinos.
25 November 2009 |
A floating roof airport by Rafael Vinoly, the world's largest earthquake-proof building opens in Istanbul and a new sustainable community for Canada.
23 November 2009 |
Melbourne's Rectangular Stadium is on the hunt for artists to trip the light fantastic across its 1,000 LED-covered roof.
17 November 2009 |
An Australian firm is part of the international team creating a digital light sculpture funded entirely by public donations.
20 October 2009 |
A sustainability expert from a major national firm takes on a management role for Queensland and the Northern Territory.
15 October 2009 |
Cox Rayner Architects reveals images of its bridge design for Brisbane's CBD.
25 August 2009 |
A refurbished 1920s cottage for childhood cancer support has opened in Brisbane, thanks to pro bono work.
19 August 2009 |
Germany rallies for a floating, star-shaped hotel, creatives try a hand chocolate making and architecture in France, and a Leeds train station prepares for a new entrance.
3 August 2009 |
The roof of Melbourne's new Rectangular Stadium will be covered in thousands of LED lights that can shine any colour and be programmed into a multitude of patterns.
29 July 2009 |
Australian cricket fans will get a sneak peek of Will Alsop's dramatic new pavilion for Headingly Carnegie Cricket Ground when the Ashes Series moves to Yorkshire in August.
10 July 2009 |
Japanese practice SANAA's design for Kensington Gardens' Serpentine Gallery in London opens this weekend and the first images of the finished structure have just been revealed.
17 June 2009 |
Libeskind takes prefab to the extreme, top 10 Star Wars buildings and Calatrava's new campus feature in today's global news
20 May 2009 |
Australia does not have time for a project-by-project approach to emissions cuts so the government must introduce city-wide makeover programmes, says leading firm Arup
27 March 2009 |
A $4.2 billion Nakheel project stalls in Dubai, Hakes Associates celebrates its first job in Russia, a Danish architect wins the C.F.Hansen Medal, and more...
17 October 2008 |
Central high-rise “food factories” are able to produce the equivalent crops of 1,000 hectares.