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Folie Pavilions / IR arquitectura + Estudio Bulla + Pieza
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Folie horizontal . Image © Javier Agustín Rojas architects: Estudio Bullaarchitects: IR arquitecturaarchitects: PiezaLocation: Belén de Escobar, ArgentinaProject Year: 2024Photographs: Javier Agustín Rojas Read more »
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Jia CURATED: Bigger and better in 2026
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What a show!Over five days, from 13th August to 17th August this year, the fourth annual Jia CURATED exhibition made quite the impression in Bali and beyond, with local and international visitors flocking to the beachside event.Jia CURATED, first established in 2022, was bigger and better than ever, with more than 250 brands and practitioners participating in an exploration of this year’s theme, ‘Nature Weave.’ The co-founders of Jia CURATED, Budiman Ong, Rudi Winata and Yang Y
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Indesign Social Club kicks on in Melbourne with Reece
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We all know the usual events: marauding cliques of CEOs, Partners and senior managers chugging their champagne and hob-nobbing with their friends/arch-competitors across the industry whom they’ve known for years. Some of them probably studied together, perhaps even escape the city to neighbouring beachside boltholes on the weekends. The same people, the same networks, the same alcohol-fuelled careerism and the same opinions.
Indesign Social Club has been formed for different needs. We real
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What Nikari reveals about Finnish design and its love of wood
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In Australia we love a Scandinavian design aesthetic. Warm, alluring, poetic in its balance of decorative minimalism. Sustained by Swedish, Norwegian and Danish brands, Scandi design has become a blanket term for a particular kind of effortless, considered living. But Finnish design asks something different of us – it speaks to us on different terms.At Saturday Indesign this year, KFive Furniture with Nikari is giving us an evocative, palette-cleansing education into contemporary design &n
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Neil Clerehan’s ‘influential’ Fenner House listed for sale
Described by architect Neil Clerehan as his “most important work” of the period, the award-winning Fenner House was completed in 1964.
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CARD finds value in the everyday
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With their emerging office nestled into Balam Balam Place in Brunswick, three-year-old architecture practice CARD believes in being three very important things: authentic, responsive and collaborative. Driven by architects Jimi Connor and Tahj Rosmarin, the duo focus on improving the everyday practice of people’s lives through a genuine, down-to-earth approach to design.The pairing of Rosmarin and Connor seems quite organic. Having worked together through university, the long-time friends
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MCG redevelopment business case opens for public consultation
Feedback will inform a business case examining the potential $2 billion redevelopment of the Melbourne Cricket Ground and its surrounding precinct.
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Powerhouse Parramatta announces opening date
Marking Western Sydney’s inaugural state cultural institution, the museum will open its doors to the public on 7 November.
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Australian projects claim prizes in International Architecture Awards
Eight Australian projects have been recognised in the 2026 International Architecture Awards, organised by the Chicago Athenaeum and European Centre for Architecture.
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Victorian government completes three-part State Design Book with student showcase
The state government has released the third chapter of their handbook to creating well-designed housing, featuring a showcase of 24 university projects that demonstrate innovative housing models and design approaches.
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We talk to Anupama Kundoo ahead of Living Cities Forum 2026
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The Living Cities Forum is back in Australia with a program examining how design, policy, architecture and civic leadership can contribute to more equitable, resilient and connected cities. This year’s theme — Cities Made With Care — considers housing and urban development beyond questions of supply and growth, asking who shapes cities, who benefits from them and how existing systems might be reconsidered.Among the international speakers is architect and educator Anupama Kundoo
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Guide to designing with Country launched by Institute
Developed collaboratively and over several years, the resource is intended to support architects, graduates and students to engage meaningfully and appropriately with Country, Indigenous culture and First Nations peoples in their design practice.
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The Quandamooka Arts and Culture Centre (Quampi) by Cox Architecture
A new art and culture centre on Minjerribah/North Stradbroke Island offers a material expression charged with identity, embedding layers of story and cultural knowledge in place.
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Entries open: 2027 Australian Institute of Architects’ Dulux Study Tour
Entries have opened for the 2027 edition of the Australian Institute of Architects’ Dulux Study Tour, a prize that offers a 10-day tour of international sites and studios for Australia’s promising emerging architects.
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Historic university building in Canberra reopens following heritage restoration
Heritage architect Lovell Chen’s approach to restoring the Australian National University’s University House focussed on blending “authentic conservation” with careful modernisation.
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Vegasino casino Guide
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CorgiBet Guide
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Institute urges caution in response to federal opposition pledge to simplify national construction code
The opposition has said they’ll cut the construction code down to an 80-page “Basic Australian Standard”, to which the Australian Institute of Architects has responded, “The code is a set of minimum standards and we’ve consistently said they should be strengthened, not weakened.”
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Petition to save Roy Grounds building amasses over 1,400 signatures
The petition argues that the proposed demolition “constitutes a wanton act of destruction of Victoria’s cultural heritage,” and an “enormously wasteful [use] of university resources,” while also being “totally unsustainable on environmental grounds.”
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Indooroopilly Studio by Kieron Gait Architects
Inserted beneath an existing Queenslander house, a small studio embraces the existing structural supports as an elegant and formal way to articulate the compact floor plan.
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Kamay Botany Bay National Park Visitor Centre by Neeson Murcutt Neille
At Kamay Botany Bay, a much-anticipated visitor centre creates a compelling space for new dialogue, while celebrating narratives of continuity, resistance and deep time.
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When authentic design is substituted for a copy, who is at risk?
Big-ticket items such as bespoke furniture and designer lighting are often the first to be cut in the value management process, sometimes with exact replicas being commissioned in their place. What may appear as a cost saving measure, in many cases, raises legal and ethical questions.
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Flooded Gums by Marker Architecture
Sited with views out to the rural property beyond, this small-footprint addition offers a flexible space that easily pivots between a guest house for a young family, aged relatives or adult children.
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Greeny Flat by Bence Mulcahy
The second project for the clients of a renovation to a Hobart home, this adapted, multipurpose flat by Bence Mulcahy serves as a sanctuary for travellers and artists.
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Indigenising the built environment: Where to next?
The evolution of architecture presents opportunities that the industry must build upon. Where to from here?
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Indigenising the built environment: Practice
Built environment professionals have reported increasing interest and confidence in engaging with Country – but challenges remain.
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Indigenising the built environment: Education
First Nations Performance Criteria are now mandatory in the curricula of all nationally accredited architecture programs. How are students and educators responding?
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Indigenising the built environment: Allyship and the role of non-Indigenous colleagues
Non-Indigenous practitioners have a vital part to play in challenging inequitable systems to support Indigenous colleagues and communities.
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Indigenising the built environment: Discrimination and cultural safety
Racism and discrimination are deeply embedded in the systems of Australian society, often enacted without awareness of their consequences. The architecture and design industries are no different.
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Indigenising the built environment: How did we get here?
The 2021 integration of First Nations-focused performance criteria into architecture competency standards has created the opportunity to directly recalibrate cultural understandings and create more enriching, impactful built environments. But what effect has this had on the industry, and what more needs to be done?
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