Get the latest design news direct to your inbox!
Once the domain of the ‘starchitect’, architecture has become a much more inclusive and accessible practice, with people like SJB director Adam Haddow leading the way.
SJB is well versed in designing residential architecture and, while Ashbury Terraces might be a relatively small project in relation to Sydney as a whole, it provokes some fundamental questions about the future of Australian cities.
52 Reservoir Street by SJB is one of those magical buildings that you come across on a city walk that simply delights.
Learn and celebrate the best of our region’s architecture and design at INDE.Summit this Wednesday, and INDE.Awards Gala this Thursday evening.
Cost of living and the democratisation of design has pushed designers and consumers alike, to realise new solutions, and innovation abounds. What are our radical ideas for housing within the Indo Pacific region? Join this INDE.Summit session next Wednesday.
The 2022 INDE.Summit takes us through time, exploring the past, present and future and the way it unfolds across key verticals and sectors in architecture and design.
SJB has worked with the Traditional Elders of the Nyul Nyul Community to design a multi-purpose community packing shed in just seven days.
Rebranding the practice, without rebranding the logo, SJB has launched a new brand strategy, creative direction and identity that expresses the diversity of its perspectives, people and ideas.
Paving the way for a new era of slow, biophilic multi-residential design are the two new developments by Crown Group in the inner-Sydney suburb of Waterloo.
A new urban design and planning project coming to the NSW Central Coast, courtesy of SJB, will add a new notch to the leading architects’ belt.
When one door closes another one opens. When the AIA bookshop closed in 2017 it gave architect Adam Haddow the idea to open his own. That idea is now manifest in the form of The Architect’s Bookshop.
