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Author Archives: Michael Smith
Moving day
Click on the Logo below to continue through to the new look website The Red +Black Architect started as an after-hours hobby in 2012. It was a platform to talk about architecture and the built environment in a straight … Continue reading
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Turning the ship around
2017 marks five years of substantial and sustained cultural change within the Australian Architecture profession. On this International Women’s Day it is timely to reflect on how far we have come towards a diverse profession, as well as how far … Continue reading
Melbourne’s White Night 2017
Once again Melbourne has turned it on for the spectacular cultural juggernaut that is White Night. A crowd of around 600,000 took part in the all night festival of projections, performances, artworks and installations. Stealing the show again this year was … Continue reading
2016: A fork in the road
It is hard to remain positive reflecting upon the year that is now rapidly drawing to a close. 2016 has been a difficult and particularly disliked year. To the despair of many, the world lost some of its cultural giants, … Continue reading
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Beyond Sculpture: Melbourne’s new Habitat Filter
In a city that boasts an impressive collection of freeway architecture and roadside sculpture, Melbourne’s new Habitat Filter looks to set a new benchmark in urban art. The Power Street Loop has been an industrial by-product since the construction of … Continue reading
Desivolution
Architecture is a reflection of culture. For architects, understanding and responding to culture through design is a critical part to achieving buildings that resonate with people. Architect and Atelier Red+Black co-director Sonia Sarangi, has been investigating the evolving Indian culture … Continue reading
The dark side of architectural education
Architecture is one of the most intense university courses one can pursue. Chelsea Doorne, a fourth year Master of Architecture student, shines a torch on the dark side of the architecture student experience. Architecture school and dedication are synonymous, however … Continue reading
Negotiating Form: Q+A with Kerstin Thompson (Part 1)
Kerstin Thompson is one of Australia’s most respect architects. Her practice Kerstin Thompson Architects was established in 1994 and has delivered architectural excellence across a broad spectrum of project types from education projects, police stations and commercial fit outs, as … Continue reading
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Tagged Apartment Design Standards, Boyd Foundation, Darren Anderson, Housing, Kerstin Thompson, Kerstin Thompson Architects, KTA Architects, Melbourne, Mendelsohn's Einstein Tower, Parametric design, Parametric modeling, RMIT, Roland Snooks
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Council Election Special: Q+A with Councillor Rohan Leppert
In many ways it is the local council level of government which has the most profound impact on our built environment. In most cases they are the first line of decision making for buildings seeking planning approval and they also have a … Continue reading
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Tagged Apartment Design Standards, apartment quality, CR Rohan Leppert, Fisherman’s Bend, Melbourne, Melbourne City Council, Melbourne Metro Rail Tunnel, Queen Victoria Market, Rohan Leppert
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