Without words
The diversity that formed such an essential part of our collective architectural identity – and which has fuelled often ferocious debate – appears to be flattening under a series of washed-out filters.
Words make you accountable
As the slow world of formal writing seems to fade into history, the question before us is whether architects will continue to write, as they have for centuries, or will memes and emojis become the universal measure of appreciation and success.
Architect at Home: Madeline Sewall
The Commons: Interview with Madeline Sewall – Associate at Breathe Architecture.
Decarbonising buildings
Research on low-carbon and zero-emission building design across North America and Europe, published prior to both the devastating bushfires and the pandemic, reinforce the urgency for us to deliver resilient, low-carbon buildings.
Architects Declare and sustainability performance
The changing profile of architecture. Interview with Ivan Harbour and Avtar Lotay, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners.
Architect at Home: Carey Lyon
Carey Lyon shares his concept of home and experience of working with an architect.
A New Normal
If we look at Greater Melbourne as one interconnected system, with inputs and outputs, it’s expensive to run, it’s high maintenance, and it’s leaving a mess behind for future custodians.
