Adair was previously Associate Editor of ArchitectureAu and has written extensively for the site.
The purpose-built venue is intended as a shared space for multicultural groups to host meetings, performances, celebrations and events.
Featuring a name that alludes to its materiality, Clay House transforms a narrow, south-facing terrace in Sydney’s Woollahra into a textural, tonally harmonious and light-filled retreat.
The 78-square-metre pod, designed to be moved, is a rare project for the Pritzker Prize winner.
With their children having left home, Dean and Fran Taylor were ready to downsize. They fell for a characterful 1904 worker’s cottage in Sydney’s inner west and worked with Michiru Higginbotham to open up its disconnected interiors, creating a lighter, more open home for the next phase of their lives.
The 1958 Neighbour House in Adelaide’ Torrens Park served as the home of esteemed architect Keith Neighbour and his family.
Described by architect Neil Clerehan as his “most important work” of the period, the award-winning Fenner House was completed in 1964.
Feedback will inform a business case examining the potential $2 billion redevelopment of the Melbourne Cricket Ground and its surrounding precinct.
Following a showing at Venice’s San Marco Art Centre, Migrating Modernism: The architecture of Harry Seidler is set to open at the University of Sydney’s Chau Chak Wing Museum.
The two-stage competition will begin with a global callout for expressions of interest, followed by an invitation-only, paid design phase for shortlisted competitors.
An Indigenous arts and cultural centre on North Stradbroke Island has been honoured with two biophilic design awards.
