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Entries open: 2025 Dulux Colour Awards
Entries are now open for the 2025 Dulux Colour Awards. Architects, interior designers, specifiers and design students from Australia and New Zealand are invited to submit recent projects that demonstrate an exceptional use of colour across seven categories.
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Tombo Den restaurant by DKO
Australasian design firm DKO has injected a narrow shopfront along Melbourne’s Chapel Street with light, materiality and a creative tact that screams ‘dynamic Melbourne hotspot.’ With its new interior, Lucas Restaurants’ latest concept, Tombo Den, has successfully entered the Australian culinary scene with personality.
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Amplifying Female Voices: Premiering the Second Chapter of 'Women in Architecture"
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"It's a long journey, but it's a valuable journey, and it's a journey that does reap rewards in the end". ArchDaily is excited to present the second installment of the docu-series Women in Architecture, a project launched by Sky-Frame and directed by Boris Noir. Following an initial episode featuring Toshiko Mori, Gabriela Carrillo, and Johanna Meyer-Grohbrügge, the documentary moves to Copenhagen and Lagos, spotlighting Dorte Mandrup and Tosin Oshinowo. "Two distinct personalities at
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Building Resilient Architecture for Extreme Cold: BIOSIS’s Climate-Driven Design
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Kullorsuaq. Image Courtesy of BIOSISAs global concerns about climate change grow each year—reshaping our daily lives, cities, and landscapes—some places face a paradoxical challenge: extreme cold. In the world's harshest latitudes, designing sustainable, habitable buildings requires more than conventional approaches; it demands innovation and a deep respect for the local environment. This is the commitment of BIOSIS, an architecture studio based in Copenhagen, which has embraced the
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Startup Village Julich / Julius Taminiau Architects
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© Norbert Wunderling & Julius Taminiau architects: Julius Taminiau ArchitectsLocation: Jülich, GermanyProject Year: 2024Photographs: Norbert Wunderling & Julius TaminiauArea: 1000.0 m2 Read more »
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Big 5 Global and LiveableCitiesX: Premier Global Gathering for Urban Development and Construction Leaders
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Courtesy of DMGAs global urbanization accelerates, the demand for forward-thinking urban development and construction strategies is more pressing than ever, with an estimated 80% of the world's population expected to live in cities by 2080—particularly in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia. From 26 to 29 November, Big 5 Global, together with co-located events LiveableCitiesX, GeoWorld and Future FM, will host five strategic summits, bringing together 1,500 leaders from both government
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The Türkiye Pavilion Announces “Grounded” Exhibition and Curators for the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale
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The Türkiye Pavilion at the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale: Ghost Stories: The Carrier Bag Theory of Architecture. Image Courtesy of Istanbul Foundation for Culture and ArtsCommissioned by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV), the Türkiye Pavilion has announced the project to be exhibited at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia in 2025, set to take place from 10 May to 23 November. Titled "Grounded," the exhibition will be cura
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MIR Office Building / Bureau XII
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© Assen Emilov architects: Bureau XIILocation: Sofia, BulgariaProject Year: 2023Photographs: Assen EmilovArea: 3950.0 m2 Read more »
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NEOM Announces Design and Engineering Partnership for THE LINE with DMAA, Gensler, and Mott MacDonald
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THE LINE, Phase One Strategic Partners. Image Courtesy of NEOMNEOM has announced the appointment of new partners to advance the city planning, design, and engineering for the initial phase of THE LINE, a core component of its region in northwest Saudi Arabia. The collaboration brings together Delugan Meissl Associate Architects (DMAA), Gensler, and Mott MacDonald, who will work alongside THE LINE's design and development teams to shape the urban landscape, offering expertise in urban design, pla
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“Let’s Boldly Confront Our Shared History:” In Conversation with Kossy Nnachetta of Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
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Liverpool Waterfront, location of the Maritime Museum & International Slavery Museum, Liverpool by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios, drone image 2024. Image Courtesy of National Museums LiverpoolThe redevelopment of the International Slavery Museum (ISM) and Maritime Museum in Liverpool, UK, achieved planning approval in Autumn 2024. On this occasion, ArchDaily's editor Mohieldin Gamal had the opportunity to engage in a conversation with Kossy Nnachetta, partner at Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios
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Stories Indesign: Sarah-Jane Pyke on colour, books, art and more
via indesignlive.comListen on Spotify here.Listen on Apple here.Sarah-Jane Pyke is founder and principal at renowned design practice, Arent&Pyke. Having grown into a significant influence in the world of interior design, Pyke spoke to Indesignlive and Habitus Living Editor Timothy Alouani-Roby about her understanding the distinction between architecture and interior design as well as the strong influence of art in her work. The practice has previously released its own book, and the conversation here picks up on
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UNAM Sculpture Space: Integrating Art and Culture into Mexico's Natural Landscape
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Espacio Escultórico de la UNAM. Image Cortesía de Andrés CedilloIntegrating contemporary art with the landscape in a dialogue between human creation and the natural environment, the Sculpture Space of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) represents one of the most important public artworks in Latin America. Both the Sculpture Space and the Pedregal de San Ángel Ecological Reserve at UNAM in Mexico City have recently been awarded the Carlo Scarpa Interna
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Reading Room: The evolution and impact of three Australian architecture practices
New publications capture the contributions of three renowned Australian architecture practices.
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2024 NGV Architecture Commission opens, revealing home truths
Breathe’s design provocatively offsets the average Australian home footprint against a smaller, more environmentally sustainable alternative.
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Elsternwick Penthouse / Office Alex Nicholls
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© Rory Gardiner architects: Office Alex NichollsLocation: Melbourne VIC, AustraliaProject Year: 2022Photographs: Rory GardinerArea: 700.0 m2 Read more »
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Priyam Residence / Kiasma + a01 Architects
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© Vivek Eadara architects: Kiasmaarchitects: a01 ArchitectsLocation: Hyderabad, IndiaProject Year: 2024Photographs: Vivek EadaraArea: 1115.0 m2 Read more »
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A Continuous Dialogue between Wood and Design through John Pawson's Work
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© Claus TroelsgaardJohn Pawson is a renowned British architect and designer, widely recognized for his minimalist approach, which values simplicity, proportion, and material authenticity. In his work, he explores space and light with depth, refining each element to its essence to create environments that promote tranquility and focus. His portfolio spans private homes, galleries, churches, and monasteries, each exemplifying his dedication to material purity and spatial harmony. By balancing
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A great start in life
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As we all know, our children are our future, and so it is especially pertinent that education of the young is provided through facilities that employ best practice. For babies and children at centres, learning starts early, and the environment is vitally important to shape little minds in the best possible ways.Michael Carr Architect is well aware of the responsibility in designing projects for the young and with Mundaring Childcare Centre, a recently completed project, design is helping to defi
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Socially savvy housing
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With housing a premium for everyone these days, now more than ever it is important to ensure that social housing is front of mind for government, councils, developers and communities. Creating homes that respect the needs of a variety of people and engender that respect back is an imperative to a successful built outcome and with HousingFirst Marlborough Street, Baldasso Cortese has achieved this and more.Project Architect, Elvin Chatergon, a Principal with Baldasso Cortese, and his team have en
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The beating green heart of SJB’s plan for Sydney Olympic Park
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The next exciting phase for Sydney Olympic Park is now on exhibition as part of the Sydney Olympic Park Master Plan 2050 (Master Plan 2050), which outlines a coordinated, long-term vision and strategic planning framework for all 650 hectares, including the parklands and network of neighbourhoods.Master Plan 2050 represents a different approach; for the first time the team looked at the parklands and precincts as an interconnected, unified place, playing an important role in the future growth and
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Landmark by Lexus leads the field
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There is a clear parallel between the Melbourne Cup’s sartorial trends – fastidiousness and structured silhouettes – and the interior design Brahman Perera created for the Landmark by Lexus Flemington Birdcage Enclosure.An ebonised pavilion conceived by Koichi Takada Architects plays host to the theatrical interiors, reserved for a selected stratum. The incongruous display of highbrow, contemporary design features, presented a platform for the cadre of collaborators to stage th
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Lingang Youth Activity Center / Arcplus Institute of Shanghai Architectural Design & Research
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© 3000images architects: Arcplus Institute of Shanghai Architectural Design & ResearchLocation: Lingang New District, Shanghai, ChinaProject Year: 2024Photographs: 3000imagesArea: 59875.0 m2 Read more »
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Winners from the 2024 World Architecture Festival
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The major winners of the 2024 World Architecture Festival (WAF) have been announced at an exclusive gala dinner on the final day of the gathering at Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands. It marked the culmination of the festival after three days packed full of crits, panel discussions, site visits and general networking, with attendees having joined from across the globe.
In our home region of the Asia-Pacific, it was another strong showing for Australian architecture. The day one category winners
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First Nations arts and cultural centre wins 2024 Melbourne City Design Award
The Koorie Heritage Trust Stage II by Lyons, Greenaway Architects and Architecture Associates has won the 2024 City Design Award at the Melbourne Awards.
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