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Category Archives: Urban Design
Return to Royal Park : the Risk- Reward equation of Play
Happy New Year to Red+Black readers. 2016 promises to be another huge year in Architecture. To kick off the year, Sonia Sarangi recently road tested one of Melbourne’s newest urban spaces, Return to Royal Park. “We don’t stop playing … Continue reading
Red + Black interview with Richard Wynne, Victoria’s Minister for Planning – Part 2
It is almost a year since the Andrews Labor Government swept to power in Victoria. In the months since, Richard Wynne has been busy pushing through significant reforms as Victoria’s Minister for Planning, such as refreshing Plan Melbourne, restricting building plot ratios … Continue reading
Posted in all posts, construction industry, East West Link, Government Policy, Interviews, News, Uncategorized, Urban Design
Tagged Arden Macaulay, Fisherman’s Bend, Jill Garner, Melbourne, Melbourne Metro Rail Tunnel, Melbourne Planning, Meredith Sussex, Nightingale Apartments, Office of the Victorian Government Architect, Planning Minister Richard Wynne, Richard Wynne, Rob McGauran, THE COMMONS
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Red+Black Interview with Victoria’s Government Architect, Jill Garner
After an extended period of uncertainty left by the previous Victorian State Government, the Premier, Daniel Andrews, has confirmed the appointment of Victoria’s next Government Architect. Architect Jill Garner was chosen personally by the premier out of what would no … Continue reading
Posted in all posts, construction industry, Government Policy, Interviews, News, Uncategorized, Urban Design
Tagged Daniel Andrews, Fisherman’s Bend, Jill Garner, Nightingale, Office of the Victorian Government Architect, OVGA, THE COMMONS, Victorian Design Review Panel, Victorian Government Architect
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The complexity of Fishermans Bend. Interview with Rob McGauran
Fisherman’s Bend has a long history as an industrial, commercial and scientific precinct close to but disconnected from Melbourne’s CBD. Towards the end of the previous State Government’s term, the then Planning Minister, Matthew Guy, rezoned part of the massive … Continue reading
Posted in all posts, Interviews, News, Uncategorized, Urban Design
Tagged Docklands, Fisherman’s Bend, Matthew Guy, Melbourne University, planning, Richard Wynne, RMIT, Rob McGauran, urban renewal, victoria
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Red+Black in the USA – Washington D.C.
The United States of America, a cultural powerhouse and dominant world player. Over three weeks the Red+Black Architect took a tour through a few of the most iconic pieces of the USA. If you missed the start of this series, Click … Continue reading
Red+Black in the USA – New York
The United States of America, a cultural powerhouse and dominant world player. Over three weeks the Red+Black Architect took a tour through a few of the most iconic pieces of the USA. If you missed the start of this series, Click … Continue reading
Posted in all posts, Free architecture, International, Review, Uncategorized, Urban Design
Tagged Central Park, Diller Scofidio + Renfro, Edward Durell Stone, Field Operations, Frank Lloyd Wright, MoMA, Museum of Modern Art, Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), New York, New York City, Philip L. Goodwin, Renzo Piano, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, The High Line, Whitney Museum of American Art, Yoshio Taniguchi
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Red + Black in the USA – The place where the world changed
The United States of America, a cultural powerhouse and dominant world player. Over three weeks the Red+Black Architect took a tour through a few of the most iconic pieces of the USA. If you missed the start of this series, Click … Continue reading
The Red + Black Architect – Post 100
Just under three years ago this blog began with its first post. As stated then, the aim of the publication would be to make architectural discussion more accessible to the general public whilst also providing an insight into the design … Continue reading
Posted in all posts, construction industry, East West Link, Flinders Street Station Design Competition, Free architecture, Government Policy, Interviews, News, Uncategorized, Urban Design
Tagged Alastair Taylor, Alison Cleary, Australian Institute of Architects, Clay Lucas, CR Rohan Leppert, Emma Appleton, Federation Square, Heide MOMA II, Jeff kennett, Jill Garner, Kim Irons, Leone Lorrimer, Monique Woodward, National Gallery of Victoria, Office of the Victorian Government Architect, Peter Hitchener, Peter Malatt, Sonia Sarangi, Stuart Harrison, Tania Davidge, The Meat Market, Timothy Horton, Warrick Mihaly
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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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East West Link Secret Documents Revealed
Red + Black Exclusive: The East West Link Development Plans and parts of the Property Impact Report, for the Western interchange, which were held as secret documents under the former Napthine Victorian State Government, have finally been released under a … Continue reading
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