The winners of The Urbanist’s Where to Ride book competition are Sian Dart and Jane Lodge. For many entrants in the competition, too many bicycles in a household is never enough!
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Does spending $40 million to build a branch library make sense?
Sydney City Council has announced the winner of the architectural competition for Sydney’s new Green Square library and plaza. But does it make sense to spend big money on a branch library?
READ MOREShould the public have a say in choosing architects?
The public don’t get much say in the selection of designs for major public buildings even though they’re the main users, but there’s a case for them having a bigger role
READ MOREAnnals of archibabble
Architects are brilliant visual communicators but when it comes to words some can’t resist resorting to dense, obscure and pretentious “archibabble”
READ MOREIs the Flinders St Station design competition just about…..design?
The Premier gave the Flinders St Station International Design Competition another nudge this week, announcing entries will be formally invited from architects mid next year, with the winner to be announced mid 2013. Mr Baillieu indicated the project for the 4.7 ha site has two basic components. One involves “restoring and renovating the building” and [...]
READ MOREFlinders St Station: is a design competition a smart idea?
It now seems clear the Government’s Flinders Street Station Design Competition is about much more than merely restoring the station to its former glory. This could be a redevelopment project, albeit one that respects heritage values. According to this statement from Major Projects Victoria, the Government will be looking for: The best ideas from around [...]
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