Architect Peter Elliott was never interested in the colour of bathroom taps – he wanted to influence a much bigger canvas.
A new Sydney affordable housing development has security of tenure,cut-price rent,architecture designed digs,is close to rail and a built-in social life.
Waverley Council is vowing to fight any redevelopment proposal by the site’s owner,Harry Triguboff,who says he has no plan to build apartments there “at this stage”.
Work meets play in this eclectic home in Collingwood.
A former fish market boss says the new billion-dollar taxpayer funded building is destined to become a white elephant:“You don’t need the Taj Mahal to flog dead fish.”
Saudi Arabia’s sci-fi-style giga-project is bankrolled by a regime not known for supporting individual liberties,but it has the support of a surprising number of Australians.
A leading Perth architect also claims some of the biggest culprits in the housing crisis are the men and women who should be helping solve it.
Sydneysiders have revealed strong preferences about where and how they want to live,and how they feel about their neighbours.
A new baseball stadium in Las Vegas is being compared to the design of one of Australia’s most famous landmarks. But is it an accident or intentional?
Once regarded as an indulgence for the leisure classes,architecture and design is now at the centre of the conversation.
Part and parcel of the delivery game.