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Meet the maker: Anna Varendorff
Scaling up the lessons of jewellery making, Anna Varendorff produces composed works that blur the line between utility and beauty.
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2026 Sir Zelman Cowen Award for Public Architecture
Yitpi Yartapuultiku (The Soul of Port Adelaide) by Ashley Halliday Architects together with the Yitpi Yartapuultiku Aboriginal Working Group and Wax Design.
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2026 National Award for Public Architecture
Central Station by Woods Bagot in collaboration with John McAslan and Partners.
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2026 National Commendation for Public Architecture
Pier Pavilion by Besley and Spresser.
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2026 Daryl Jackson Award for Educational Architecture
Green Square Public School and Community Spaces by BVN.
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2026 National Award for Educational Architecture
ECU City by Lyons with Silver Thomas Hanley and Haworth Tompkins.
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2026 Harry Seidler Award for Commercial Architecture
205 North Quay by Hassell, REX, and Richards and Spence.
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2026 National Commendation for Commercial Architecture
65 Dover Street, Cremorne by Fieldwork.
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2026 National Award for Commercial Architecture
New Sydney Fish Market by 3XN in association with BVN and Aspect Studios.
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2026 National Award for Interior Architecture
Golden Avenue by J.AR Office.
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2026 Emil Sodersten Award for Interior Architecture
Studio 8 by Partners Hill.
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2026 National Commendation for Interior Architecture
Gugan Gulwan by Cox Architecture with CK Architecture Australia.
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2026 Robin Boyd Award for Residential Architecture – Houses (New)
Eric Street by Officer Woods Architects.
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City of Sydney releases interim Housing for All plan following public feedback
The new plan aims to address housing concerns by identifying the support of “infrastructure, design quality, and more social and affordable [homes]” as key priorities.
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9 Wilson Avenue by MA and Co and Neometro
Within a rapidly densifying Brunswick pocket, a new multi-residential project prioritises its civic responsibility with a design that animates the street and anchors a tight-knit community.
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Updated renders unveiled for new terminal destined for Perth Airport
The new terminal development is part of a larger multi-billion-dollar project aimed at merging flight services into “one central precinct.”
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Reading room: Books on practising, visualising and communicating architecture
From high-tech renders to the daily running of a studio, a new collection of titles explores how architects translate their ideas across different media and outputs.
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Realisation of UTS’s National First Nations College halted
Delays come as the procurement process for the “Indigenous-designed, culturally responsive residential community” failed to advance.
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EOI invites missing middle housing designs for Canberra House Pattern Book
An expression of interest has launched as part of a national design competition seeking innovative ideas to develop a Canberra House Pattern Book of missing middle housing designs.
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Revisited: Jacobs House by Allen Jack and Cottier
Designed for Justice Kenneth Jacobs by Russell Jack, this house in Sydney’s Wahroonga received the Wilkinson Award in 1963 for creating a “restful background for day-to-day living.” Today, it endures as an undramatic and timeless residence, just as its owner and architect intended.
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Corrs Chambers Westgarth Melbourne by Bates Smart
At Corrs Chambers Westgarth’s Melbourne headquarters, the formality of a law office meets the ease of a hospitality setting.
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Sense of Self Sydney by Ritz and Ghougassian
Sense Of Self’s new 1200-square-metre bathhouse in Surry Hills features hot mineral pools, an expansive Hammam steam room and the Southern Hemisphere’s largest sauna, encouraging guests to slow down, reconnect and find respite from the pace of everyday life.
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UMG sede Antigua Guatemala / Atelier oficina de Arquitectura
via ArchDaily Global
The UMG Campus in Antigua Guatemala represents a critical case study in bridging traditional colonial architecture with massive institutional scale. Developed by ATELIER Oficina de Arquitectura, the primary challenge of this project was adapting a small-scale colonial design to a large-scale complex. We understood early in the planning phase that simply replicating historical facades is insufficient without considering the context and the diverse needs of a student complex.
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Haras Larissa Residence / Ricardo GusmĂŁo Arquitetos
via ArchDaily Global
Located in the Haras Larissa gated community, near SĂŁo Paulo, the house was conceived as a retreat from the city in direct contact with the rural landscape.
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Cibeles House / Taller SĂntesis
via ArchDaily Global
The Cibeles House is located in the municipality of La Ceja, a region characterized by open landscapes, gentle topography, and a strong presence of native vegetation. This natural setting not only frames the project but also defines its starting point: conceiving a home that respects the site, reduces its footprint, and allows the landscape to maintain its continuity.
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Claranet Portugal Headquarters / PROMONTORIO
via ArchDaily Global
Claranet is an IT company providing network hosting and managed application services (Hybrid Cloud Hosting) to corporate clients across Europe and Brazil. The practice was invited to design its Portuguese headquarters on the site of a former military depot, itself built on the grounds of the 17th-century Grilas Sisters' convent. The convent survived the 1755 earthquake but not the 1834 extinction of the religious orders. It became state property and in 1897, was converted into military warehouse
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CS3 - Event & Sports Pavilion / HA+MA
via ArchDaily Global
CS3 is an Event and Sports Pavilion situated in Los Angeles, CA. Constructed of mass timber, the structure offers a variety of spaces and facilities for sports, outdoor activities, social events and food service.
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Grande Nef de l'ĂŽle-des-Vannes Renovation / Chatillon Architectes
via ArchDaily Global
Following seven years of closure, Chatillon Architectes implements contemporary solutions and state-of-the-art facilities, bringing this distinctive building back to life, first as an Olympic training site and then for its subsequent return to the local community. The first images of the restored Grande Nef de l'Île-des-Vannes sports complex in Paris have been revealed ahead of its role as an Olympic training facility. Featuring a sweeping parabolic roof and striking translucent side paneling
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House WE / Wespi de Meuron Romeo architects
via ArchDaily Global
The property undergoing renovation consists of two parcels: a small lakeside parcel with direct access to the water, including a small boathouse and boat landing, and, on the opposite, mountainside side of the road, a large garden parcel on steep terrain with the main house.
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Form Follows Formation: How Architecture Works with Geological Shapes
via ArchDaily Global
A canyon is a space no one designed. Its walls expose layers of rock deposited over millions of years, and the passage between them exists because water slowly wore that rock away. Glaciers shaped valleys in a similar way, leaving slopes behind as the ice retreated. Long before architects began shaping spaces, the Earth was already producing them.
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