23 February 2010 |
The last of 70 tailor-made prefab units has been assembled as part of the Australian National University's latest on-campus accommodation in Canberra.
19 February 2010 |
Adelaide-based design firm, Hames Sharley, has beaten stiff competition from seven other finalists to take the prize.
19 February 2010 |
Millennium arts projects result in "dark, vandalised" buildings, "poor planning" in Ireland and LA Live is "sorely lacking".
17 February 2010 |
World Trade Centre an "old lump of concrete", well-respected architects getting away with designing "abominable" buildings and design competitions "guinea-pig" suffering of Haitians.
16 February 2010 |
Efforts to save Hollywood hills from development, Vancouver Convention Centre is first to receive LEED Platinum ranking and Zaha Hadid's petroleum plant to be a model for sustainability.
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 |
I.M. Pei honoured in celebratory film, India focuses on sustainable cities and Madonna's Academy for Girls gets under way.
3 February 2010 |
Buildings that can be dismantled, reconfigured and adapted in the future will prove to be the most sustainable, according to leading academics.
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 January 2010 |
Architectural jobs in the institutional sector will "boom" in 2010 while the high-density residential sector suffers further job losses, according to a new report.
12 January 2010 |
Amazing architecture can't mask bad planning in Dubai, Australia's capital struggles to cater for all citizens and "blame games" getting in the way of cultural heritage.
17 December 2009 |
Koolhaas' hits new heights in The Netherlands, architects optimistic about the industry's future and Brazil contradicts its sustainability plans with dam construction.
15 December 2009 |
The "scandal" surrounding public transport's sustainability, architects distracted by "petty squabbles" and the US's defense tactics a "bipartisan blunder".
10 December 2009 |
Strategic city planning is a timely reminder that change in Copenhagen is "crucial", says a group representing architects.
10 December 2009 |
Britain's misguided approach to sustainability, developers chasing Dubai's "pot of gold" only have themselves to blame and Sydney described as "dysfunctional and directionless".
8 December 2009 |
"Right wing" creates racial tension in Switzerland, victims of the "box-on-stilts" rut and Hobart ignores the role of modern architecture.
2 December 2009 |
Belconnen one of the "worst" towns in Australia, UK architects forced to keep quiet and the preservation movement goes overboard.
30 November 2009 |
New CSIRO technology could slash buildings' emissions by up to 30 per cent.
30 November 2009 |
UK television station hunts for eager architects, St Petersburg's Heritage listing under threat and Dubai still feeling the effects of the financial crisis.
24 November 2009 |
Melbourne's architectural icon "doesn't have the warmth of an ice cube".
24 November 2009 |
Zaha Hadid's design leaves "an enormous amount to be desired", Le Corbusier likened to Pol Pot and the Pope should not fall victim to "modernist propaganda".
4 November 2009 |
Perth's best projects are being cut down by ill-informed dialogue and an interfering, bottom-line driven government.
3 November 2009 |
Great design held back by consultation, the "ridiculous turfing" of the Harbour Bridge and American architecture prioritises innovation over beauty.
16 October 2009 |
A lack of design competitions in Sydney has created a culture of complacent designers and "ugly" buildings, mayor said.
14 October 2009 |
Australian cities need to make some tough choices about allocating space if they are to become more bicycle friendly.