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A public-housing brick three-storey building in Ascot Vale

Architecture

A house provided: Preserving public housing

The architectural practice proving that refurbishing public housing can be less expensive and disruptive than demolition for new projects

Ball-Eastaway House

Architecture

The house at Glenorie

How Glenn Murcutt’s architectural vision created a space – and inspiration – for artists Lynne Eastaway and Sydney Ball

Aerial photo of Melbourne City Square, 1980

Architecture

Flair and square: Architects Denton Corker Marshall

The 50th anniversary of the Australian architecture firm that has made a mark everywhere from Melbourne to Beijing to Stonehenge

Image of slide and rocks from ‘Rocks on Wheels’, Southbank, Melbourne

Architecture

Slide and the family stone: Mike Hewson

The artist playing with risk and constructing public spaces that make wry observations of how we treat nature in our urban environments

Aerial view of the Art Gallery of New South Wales’ new buildings

Modern times: AGNSW’s new galleries

In Sydney Modern, Pritzker Prize–winning architects SANAA have delivered the gallery a cluster of pavilions with an emphasis on movement and people-watching

Image of Bundanon

Shades of grey: Kerstin Thompson Architects

The lauded Melbourne-based architectural firm showcases a rare ability to sensitively mediate between the old and the new

Green house effect

Joost Bakker’s vision for sustainable housing is taking root

Image of Longhouse, Daylesford, Victoria.

Plans never imagined: Architect Timothy Hill

The ‘Longhouse’ and the ‘Multihouse’ confirm the director of Partners Hill as the country’s most important and influential architect of the past 30 years

Image of Australian pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale

Two worlds at the 16th Venice Architecture Biennale

The consumption of space, land and habitat is Australia’s focus at the world’s pre-eminent architecture event

Illustration

Walking the Wukalina Walk

A new four-day tour in Tasmania is owned and guided by Aboriginal people