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Temple of Boom Unveiled at NGV International

23 Nov, 2022

The 2022 NGV Architecture Commission: Temple of Boom, an evocative reimagining of The Parthenon, has been unveiled in the NGV Garden. A global architectural icon, The Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens, an Ancient Greek temple, is an apex symbol of Western civilisation, democracy and perfection. Temple of Boom celebrates these interpretations, while…

INVERT 4.0 Exhibition Opening

17 Nov, 2022

 In the fourth of a series – a collaboration between green magazine, MINI and RMIT – Australian architects were invited to reimagine a typical urban precinct in North Melbourne to accommodate electric vehicle charging. Their designs demonstrated how architecture and renewable energy could work together to enhance community wellbeing…

INVERT 4.0 FIELD DESIGN STUDIO

10 Nov, 2022

THE BRIEF As renewables become the dominant energy source and electric vehicles the norm, how will our cities adapt? green magazine and MINI invited architects and RMIT master of architecture students to hypothetically redesign an inner urban precinct to demonstrate how architecture, renewable energy and electric cars could work together…

INVERT 4.0 TIMMINS + WHYTE

10 Nov, 2022

THE BRIEF As renewables become the dominant energy source and electric vehicles the norm, how will our cities adapt? green magazine and MINI invited architects and RMIT master of architecture students to hypothetically redesign an inner urban precinct to demonstrate how architecture, renewable energy and electric cars could work together…

INVERT 4.0 Wolveridge Architects

10 Nov, 2022

THE BRIEF As renewables become the dominant energy source and electric vehicles the norm, how will our cities adapt? green magazine and MINI invited architects and RMIT master of architecture students to hypothetically redesign an inner urban precinct to demonstrate how architecture, renewable energy and electric cars could work together…

INVERT 4.0 MRTN Architects

10 Nov, 2022

THE BRIEF As renewables become the dominant energy source and electric vehicles the norm, how will our cities adapt? green magazine and MINI invited architects and RMIT master of architecture students to hypothetically redesign an inner urban precinct to demonstrate how architecture, renewable energy and electric cars could work together…

Bundanon Wins 2022 Sir Zelman Cowen Award for Public Architecture

7 Nov, 2022

Kerstin Thompson Architects has been awarded the highest honour that can be bestowed in the public architecture category of the National Australian Architecture Awards, the Sir Zelman Cowen Award for Public Architecture. Bundanon, by Kerstin Thompson Architects, is fast becoming a “reference for the holy grail of Australian architecture”, the…

Tasmanian Projects Recognised in 2022 National Architecture Awards

4 Nov, 2022

Four Tasmanian projects have received nationwide acclaim at the 2022 Australian Institute of Architects’ National Architecture Awards, presented tonight at an event held at Taronga Zoo, Sydney. Hobart’s striking new landmark, and performing arts precinct building, The Hedberg, by LIMINAL Architecture with WOHA, was awarded a National Award for Interior…