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Category Archives: awards
2016 National Architecture Conference Day 2
How Soon is now? What does this mean and what has it got to do with architecture? Day 2 of the Australian Institute of Architects National Conference kicked off in earnest with a full day of talks at the Adelaide … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Architecture Conference, all posts, awards, Gender Equity in Architecture, News, Uncategorized, Urban Design
Tagged Andrew Beer, Atelier Seraji Architects and associates, Australian Institute of Architects National Conference, Ben Hewett, Cameron Bruhn, David Sanderson, dRMM Architects, Greg Mackie, How Soon is Now, Howard Raggatt, Ian McDougall, Jeffrey Shumaker, Jeremy Macleod, John Wardle, Jon Clements, Julie Eizenberg, Karl Winda Telfar, Koning Eizenberg Architecture, Nasrine Seraji, Nightingale, Sadie Morgan, Sam Spurr, Sharon Mackay, Stephen Ashton, Vicente Gaullart, Zaha Hadid
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Nightingale takes off
Last night Moreland Council presided over one of the most important planning applications it will see all year. The project in judgement was the Nightingale Apartments, a five storey proposal in a small off-street in Brunswick Victoria. What makes this … Continue reading
Posted in all posts, awards, construction industry, Government Policy, News, Uncategorized, Urban Design
Tagged Breathe Architecture, CR Lambros Tapinos, CR Samantha Ratnam, Jeremy Mcleod, Moreland Council, Moreland Council Urban Planning Committee, Nightingale Apartments, Stuart Harrison, THE COMMONS
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2014 Retrospective
2014 has been a watershed year for many reasons. Across the year on The Red and Black Architect, there have been 33 posts covering a broad range of issues and events and of course buildings. There have been well over … Continue reading
Posted in 2014 Architecture Conference, all posts, awards, construction industry, East West Link, Flinders Street Station Design Competition, Gender Equity in Architecture, Interviews, News, Review, Uncategorized, Urban Design
Tagged 'The Architects' radio show, 2014, Atelier Red + Black, BC Ang, Bellevue Terrace, Better East West Link Design, Christine Phillips, David Karotkin, David Parken, Dr Naomi Stead, East West Link, Learning from Surfers Paradise, Make It Big So The Boys Can See It, Making: 2014, Melbourne Design Awards, Parlour, Paul Berkemeier, Philip Stejskal Architecture, Rate My Building, Rohan Leppert, Ross Clark, Shelley Penn, Simon Knott, Sonia Sarangi, State Theatre Centre By Kerry Hill Architects, Steve Rose, Stuart Harrison, The 2014 National Architecture Conference, The Future Is Here, Timothy Horton
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2012 Retrospective
For the last post of the year, I thought I would take a look back at some of the highlights from 2012. A lot has happened in the Melbourne Architecture scene since I began this blog on the 10th of … Continue reading
Posted in all posts, awards, construction industry, Flinders Street Station Design Competition, Free architecture, Government Policy, Heritage, Interviews, Melbourne Open House, Review, Uncategorized
Tagged Alex Nock, Andrew Hutson, architecture, Bates Smart, David Sainsbery, Flinders Street Station Design Competition, Jon Clements, Long List, lyons architects, Melbourne architecture, Melbourne Open House, Nic Granleese, Royal Children’s Hospital, Sonia Sarangi, Stuart Harrison, Swanston Academic Building, Waitomo Glowworm Caves Visitor Centre
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News of the Week
Melbourne Awards Melbourne Open House has won a Melbourne award in the category of “Contribution to profile by a community organisation”. Other finalists in this category included the Melbourne festival, Melbourne Fringe and Vision Australia’s Carols by Candlelight. Congratulations to … Continue reading
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Tagged Melbourne, North Bank Development, Winter Photography
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