Architecture

A controversial site once home to a massive woodchip operation has been transformed into a peaceful place designed for people.

In their pursuit of excellent design in the name of sustainability and social good, the Nightingale developments are exemplars of architect-led contemporary architecture.

The designers of the Victorian Pride Centre in St Kilda took on a number of almost insurmountable challenges – and triumphed.

Flipside Circus’s bright new Brisbane headquarters are built from shipping containers – a possible metaphor for the contingent place of the arts in Australian culture.

The detailed domestic architecture of Studio Bright has lessons for making dense urban spaces greener and lighter.

The Art Gallery of NSW’s Sydney Modern reflects the city – breezy and bright above, with a dark, stygian underworld.

Anthony Clarke’s designs for people with complex needs create “holding spaces” where difficult feelings can take place.

The success of the Sydney Opera House refurbishment adds another layer to a complex architectural story.

The Brisbane development Fish Lane Town Square is a brilliant reclamation of disused urban space.

Melbourne’s MPavilion series focuses on the vexed question of whether architecture can be art.