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Fit for purpose: Culturally adequate housing
Public architecture in Australia is increasingly celebrating cultural diversity, but residential design is lagging behind. How do we ensure that, in the rush to increase housing supply, we don’t create stock that isn’t adaptable to the needs of our culturally diverse and developing population? -
Lighthouse garden by Steven Clegg Design
Unfenced and cascading, the garden around BVN Architecture's Lighthouse doesn’t simply frame the house – it unfurls inside and softens the structure. -
Casa Manyana by Adriano Pupilli Architects
Built following bushfire, this freestanding studio in an architect’s front yard is a digitally fabricated model for resilient, adaptable shelter. -
Murcutt-designed prefab pod for sale
The 78-square-metre pod, designed to be moved, is a rare project for the Pritzker Prize winner. -
AICD Sydney Headquarters by Studio Tate
At 1 Martin Place in Sydney’s CBD, Studio Tate injects joy into the Australian Institute of Company Directors’ (AICD) latest headquarters, unsettling the expected language of a corporate workplace by holding functional rigour alongside warmth and evocative design. -
$4 billion transformation of South Yarra’s Jam Factory revealed
The new vision, designed by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, and Buchan, includes a village square, two hotels and various hospitality and retail spaces. -
Work commences on Melbourne Central redevelopment
With expansion efforts now underway, a new entertainment precinct designed by ARM Architects is one step closer to being realised for the CBD shopping centre. -
Keerray Woorroong Visitor Centre opens at the Twelve Apostles
Designed by Grimshaw Architects, the new facility will welcome visitors from 16 October with a booking system now live. -
DIA Accredited Designer: Setting a standard for Australia’s design profession
How do we recognise professional design expertise in a largely unregulated profession increasingly shaped by AI? Simone LeAmon, CEO of the Design Institute of Australia, makes the case for accreditation as a recognised standard of competence and accountability. -
Cremorne’s first build-to-rent development to introduce 263 new apartments
The proposal, designed by Six Degrees Architects, includes a 16-storey tower with a range of dwelling layouts. -
Canberra Airport calls for a ‘world class’ central stadium
The stadium bid seeks the construction of a venue that “matches the city’s ambition and reflects its status as the national capital.” -
Mistaking architectural literalism
Responding to Elizabeth Farrelly’s September column on architectural literalism, Melbourne architect Eli Giannini argues that while sustainability is often reduced to tokenistic gestures, its architectural symbolism remains crucial to advancing a more environmentally responsible building agenda. -
Melbourne Design Week invites applications for its 2027 program
The annual 11-day festival gathers designers, researchers, industry experts and enthusiasts to exchange ideas, exhibit new work and network. -
Winners of the 2026 Australian Good Design Awards revealed
Projects exhibiting “excellence in design and innovation” have been recognised across several award categories. -
How to collaborate with other architects
Jayson Blight, James Wilson and Isabelle Toland discuss the nature of collaboration between architectural practices, unpacking how fee and service agreements, as well as workflows, are managed to deliver projects of various scales and typologies. -
Where We Work: Studio Shand
A new monthly series exploring the inner workings of design studios around Australia -
Toorak House by Pop Architecture
Precise intervention and delicate restoration revive the kitchen and bathing spaces of a 1970s residence, paying tribute to the original home’s modernist sensibilities. -
House in Rosebery by Architect George
Kitchen and courtyard take centrestage in this cleverly reimagined worker’s cottage, achieving a flexible home for active family life. -
Vale Roger Pegrum 1938–2026
Emeritus professor Mads Gaardboe refects on the life and career of Canberran architect Roger Pegrum, who he describes as “a man of quality and grace and ... one of the national capital’s most influential architects.” -
Torbreck 2.0 by Kin Architects
An apartment inside Brisbane’s Torbreck is immersed in vivid deep-sea hues in tribute to the client’s love for the ocean and to the distinctive modernist building it sits within. -
Lillywill Terrace by Sam Crawford Architects
On an unusual wedge-shaped site, this clever update to a heritage-listed Sydney residence borrows space from the verandahs to create two shower pods filled with natural light. -
New building destined for Sydney’s Bay Street Depot
Andrew Burges Architects and Second Edition’s competition-winning design for the new facility is envisaged as having a “100-year civic life.” -
Australian projects recognised as ‘world’s most beautiful’ in 2026 Prix Versailles selections
An Australian campus and passenger station have been named as global exemplars of architecture and design, with both now in contention to win world titles. -
New competition calls for designers to invent ‘brick of the future’
The competition seeks submissions from architects, designers and students in pursuit of an innovative brick shape that expands a facade’s potential, with the winner awarded a trip to the 2027 Venice Architecture Biennale Vernissage. -
Patricia II by Hecker Guthrie
Hecker Guthrie brings the spirit of Melbourne coffee institution Patricia Coffee Brewers to a new heritage setting, preserving its distinctive rituals while introducing a more domestic feel. -
2026 ArchiTeam Awards finalists revealed
This year, 44 projects across seven categories have been recognised as finalists in the Architeam Awards. -
Preston Market precinct development plan open for public feedback
The masterplan designed by Six Degrees Architects in consultation with Sean Godsell Architects, retail architect Mosquito Architects and landscape architect Oculus proposes new market space and residential towers up to 16 storeys high. -
Open House Hobart 2026 program launches
The program sees over 70 buildings and experiences across Hobart and surrounding areas open on 7 and 8 November. -
Arts Centre Melbourne's refurbished Ian Potter State Theatre reopens
The renewal of the Ian Potter State Theatre, designed by NH Architecture and Snøhetta, marks the theatre’s “first major refurbishment since opening in 1984.” -
Norton Street by Plus Minus Design
Attending to the strict rules of an alternative planning pathway and the challenges of a steep site, a pair of new dwellings in Sydney’s east employ clever planning and careful detailing to create generous spaces that feel uncharacteristically luxurious.
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