Putting the joy back into Brutalism: The University of Queensland School of Architecture by m3architecture

Brisbane’s m3architecture found the University of Queensland’s brutalist School of Architecture building had its problems but also the potential to transform itself and embrace its beautiful landscape.

Breaking the Barriers: Engineering Solutions to Ecological Problems

This Symposium has been tailored to cover all aspects of effective planning, design, construction, maintenance, research, monitoring and evaluation of wildlife mitigation measures around linear infrastructure. Topics will cater to both infrastructure and environmental practitioners.

Keynote Speakers:

Dr. Edgar van der Grift, senior research scientist at Alterra, Wageningen UniversityWageningen, The Netherlands. Prof. John A. Bissonette is a research scientist with the U.S. Geological Survey, leads the Utah Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit and is a professor in the College of Natural Resources at Utah State.

What makes The Luminary shine so bright?

The Luminary category at INDE.Awards 2023 Gala caused quite the buzz on stage. We look at who this year’s Luminaries are, and what makes them shine so bright – both in their day-to-day practices – and on the night!

Maison et Objet 2011 Day 3

Day 3, our final day at Maison et Objet, brings a few more gems from rugs to textiles to giant teacups.

Partners and pioneers: Knoll’s legacy of design dialogue

While the alluring myth of a lone genius can be particularly appealing, Knoll’s enduring legacy was built on a more profound reality: that a singular vision is only augmented through dialogue, proving that collaboration is one of the most transformative tools in design.

Shadow Baking rises as Adelaide’s new patisserie destination

Conceived by Sans-Arc Studio, the latest Shadow Baking outpost is frosted with hardware from Bankston’s Super Collection.

Cerith Wyn Evans at the MCA

On the eve of Cerith Wyn Evans’ first museum exhibition in the Asia-Pacific region, we interviewed the internationally acclaimed contemporary artist in a wide-ranging discussion spanning Japanese gardens, the aesthetics of Buddhism and the Australian light.

Open House Melbourne 2025: The packed program is upon us!

This year’s Open House Melbourne Weekend program has been unveiled, with almost 200 buildings, places and experiences set to open to the public in July.