ARTICLES

DOES FORM STILL FOLLOW FUNCTION
IN MODERN ARCHITECTURE?
- by Julius Bokor posted 19/08/19

THE CAT THAT WORSHIPPED JUPITER: HOW SCULPTURE
BECAME THE VOICE OF ARCHITECTURE
- by Philip Drew posted 07/04/19

CAN AUSTRALIAN CULTURAL LANDSCAPES SURVIVE
URBANISATION AND TOURISM?
- by Emeritus Professor Helen Armstrong posted 16/10/18

CELEBRATING LIGHT RAIL
- by Paul McGillick posted 10/10/18

HOBART: GETTING IT ALL TOGETHER
- by Paul McGillick posted 31/07/18

THE DYNAMICS OF DORMANCY
- by Jonathan Drane posted 05/02/18

A BELIEVABLE ‘LIVEABLE SYDNEY
vs SUSTAINABLE MELBOURNE
- by Jon Johannsen posted 16/11/17

THE REMOVAL OF MILLERS POINT PUBLIC
HOUSING TENANTS BY THE NSW GOVERNMENT:
NARRATIVES OF GOVERNMENT AND TENANTS
- by Alan Morris posted 18/07/17

WORKERS' HOUSING IN MILLERS POINT -
A MODEL FOR TODAY? - by Michael Zanardo
posted 10/12/15

SYDNEY'S MARITIME SERVICES BOARD TOWER -
WHY IT SHOULD NOT BE DEMOLISHED - by Anne Warr
posted 29/11/15

REDUCING AWNING CLUTTER - by Hamish Robertson
posted 29/10/15

JAMES PACKER'S HOTEL/CASINO AT BARANGAROO - by Philip Drew
posted 10/08/15

END OF THE CAR AGE: HOW CITIES ARE OUTGROWING THE AUTOMOBILE
By Stephen Moss of The Guardian
Click here to link to article. Also, see Video section for link to URBANIZED,
Gary Hustwit's documentary film, released in 2011, about how cities are evolving
with more than half the world's population now living in urban environments.
posted 30/04/15

RECONNECTING SYDNEY TO THE HARBOUR WITH PEDESTRIAN CYCLE WAYS,
WITH COCKATOO ISLAND TO BIRCHGROVE PLANNED AS THE FIRST LINK.
Proposal compiled by architects Richard Dinham and David Aitken.
Click here to download PDF
posted 30/04/15