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Excellence on Show at Tasmanian Architecture Awards

15 Jun, 2022

Hobart’s striking landmark, The Hedberg, has scooped the Tasmanian Architecture Awards, winning the top honour and a string of other major awards in acknowledgement of its design and technical excellence. The Awards last night awarded LIMINAL Architecture with WOHA the state’s pre-eminent award, the Tasmanian Architecture Medal, as well as…

Best NSW Landscapes Celebrated in Landscape Architecture Awards

9 Jun, 2022

The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) NSW 2022 Awards have been announced. The awards celebrated 38 exemplary projects of all scales from across the state, including green infrastructure, public open spaces, play, health, education and tourism spaces, and gardens. AILA NSW Awards Jury Chair Andrew Turnbull says the awards…

Dulux Colour Awards 2022 Winners Have Been Announced

6 Jun, 2022

Exceptional projects demonstrating the most ambitious and innovative use of colour in the built environment were awarded at last night’s 2022 Dulux Colour Awards in Melbourne and simultaneously live-streamed on the Dulux website. The winning projects were selected from a remarkable 103 finalists from Australia and New Zealand, for their…

Victorian Architecture Awards Shortlist Revealed

2 May, 2022

The Victorian Architecture Awards shortlist has been revealed with one of the largest number of projects ever selected by the Awards Jury, illustrating the incredible strength of this year’s field of entries. Run by the Victorian Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects, the awards celebrate the significant and unique…

Issue 85

29 Apr, 2022

Issue 85 comes out 5 May. Order on its own or as part of a subscription. In every issue, either overtly or discreetly, we present houses that have considered sustainability in one form or another, whether it be via scale, craftsmanship, thermal efficiency, material reuse or technology. In this issue…

UQ Builds for a Sustainable Future With the Innovative Liveris Building

20 Apr, 2022

An innovative new building at The University of Queensland is more than just smart architecture – it has the potential to unlock ways for Australia to transition to a sustainable, zero-emissions economy. The Andrew N. Liveris building, officially opened this week, houses UQ’s School of Chemical Engineering and is equipped…