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Delivered under strict heritage controls, this sensitive addition to a Federation-style home creates a family abode that considers spatiality as thoughtfully as it does light and materiality.

Want to update your shower? It's not as costly as you may think.

Don't want to go 'all in' with minimalism? That's okay. Try focusing on raw materials and neutral tones in one room.

We’re tackling a pair of painting problems. Also, a homeowner is going through a complete remodel, but he's stumped when trying to install an outlet for his new mantle and aligning his bedroom doors.

Do carpet dents drive you nuts? Do this and no one will ever know you rearranged your furniture!

With these storage ideas, you can organize your kitchen cabinets in no time!

From the competitive to the collegiate: An introduction to the March/April 2019 issue of Architecture Australia.

Woods Bagot has won an architectural design competition for a mixed-use tower in central Sydney that will comprise a hotel and office space.

Murray Fraser, vice-dean of research at the Bartlett School of Architecture and as chair of the Research and Innovation Group at RIBA, explores practice-based research.

Responding to the theme of the 2019 International Women's Day "Balance for Better," ArchitectureAU has asked a number of women architects about their collaborations with other women.

An event in Melbourne, held in anticipation of International Women's Day, sought to dissect the possibilities of flexibility.

The Sydney Football Stadium can now be dismantled after NSW's Land and Environment Court dismisses an application to extend an injunction on hard demolition works at the facility.

The University of Auckland’s Karamia Muller is believed to be the first Sāmoan woman to receive a PhD in Architecture.

Highly collaborative and solution-focused in its approach to designing, Marston Architects creates homes that connect people with the beauty of the natural world and enhance the enjoyment of day-to-day life.

Despite an ongoing legal challenge, bobcats and diggers are dismantling the Sydney Football Stadium in Moore Park — and the NSW Opposition Leader says the Government has got "a bit of explaining to do".

An introduction to the March 2019 issue.

The Institute of Architects has announced that Tony Giannone, director of tectvs and a professor at the University of Adelaide will be its new South Australia president.

The NSW Independent Planning Commission has approved a controversial Turner Architects-designed student accommodation tower for Redfern, Sydney.

Japanese architect, theorist and city planner Arata Isozaki has been named the Pritzker Prize Laureate for 2019.

Hames Sharley and Danish practice Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects will design a $60 million refurbishment of a library at a Perth university.