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The contemporary 'powerhouse ultimo' museum, a major branch of sydney's museum of applied arts & sciences, will undergo a major renewal.

A beautiful architectural installation, replete with a pink pond evocative of Australia’s inland salt lakes, has been revealed as the winner of t

Australian research lab Finding Infinity has developed a strategy that would turn Melbourne into a self-sufficient city by 2030.

Copy In increasingly denser urban environments, there is a new-found interest in underused spaces as opportunities for further development. Representing up to 25% of cities land area, rooftops are among the most exciting spatial resources. From sustainable infrastructure and urban farming to social spaces and cultural venues, the article looks into the potential of creating a multi-layered city through the activation of urban rooftops. There are several types of untapped spatial potential, from...

Melbourne Design Week puts ideas on a rooftop We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Ray Edgar Save Normal text size Solar flares explode across a blue sky. Beneath Ash Keating’s vast rooftop mural A New Response, John Wardle Architects have reimagined the solar panel. High above Little Collins Street, the array generates not just power but doubles as shelter, meeting space and rooftop garden. Keating’s mural, created with fire ext...

Architecture news & editorial desk Australia’s largest annual design event will begin on March 26 and and will run to 5 April 2021 with over 300 exhibitions, tours, talks, films and workshops held around Melbourne. Curated around the central theme, ‘Design the world you want’, the premier design event will celebrate the critical role of local and international designers in responding to current issues and improving quality of life. NGV’s annual architecture competition was also set to ...