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Victorian Architecture Awards announce a triple shortlisting for Geelong Arts Centre

The project is in the running to take out the Interior Architecture award, a Public award, and the Regional Prize.

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Five reasons metro station architecture must be resilient

As metro station designers, we have to be able to think ahead so that our rail infrastructure can keep moving, no matter what the world throws at us next.

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What can emergencies teach us about design?

Events like the wild fires in California and Australia, Hurricane Katrina, or COVID-19 teach us some valuable lessons about the way people – and the public places built for them – respond and recover.

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@HASSELL_Studio: In a new webinar series by the @AIASF, Hassell's @davidtickle_ and @HazelwoodJon will talk best practices when it comes to designing public waterfronts like Darling Harbour in Sydney, and how this translates to other waterfront cities like San Francisco.
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Park Avenue Central

New Museum for Western Australia

First Light Pavilion Visitor’s Centre

North West Metro

Optus Stadium

Arup workplaces

Life Sciences Precinct

UNBUILT: Seunsangga Citywalk, South Korea. STITCHING THE CITY

A new continuous citywalk with 17 distinct staircases that makes historical, cultural, commercial and natural connections to the city and landscape. COLLABORATORS: Antoine Pascal (TTT Architects)

UNBUILT: Adelaide Contemporary, Australia. AN OPEN CIRCLE

A new kind of gallery. One that’s more informal and open to its parkland setting, its city and its role in bringing art, nature and people together. COLLABORATORS: SO-IL

UNBUILT: East Perth Power Station, Australia. URBAN PLATEAUS

A stack of rotating and shifting layers creates a terraced plateau inspired by the coastal cliffs of Western Australia.

UNBUILT: 97 Franklin Street, Australia. A good neighbour

A tower made of three stacks that respond to ground, city and sky with an urban forest at street level, much-needed city ​‘elbow room’ in the mid-section and a rotated tower at the top for maximum light.

UNBUILT: Exhibition Street Tower. Connected vertical village

A series of connected social spaces and deliberate ​‘collision points’ in this workplace bring employees, customers and community together in one continuous ​‘vertical village’.

UNBUILT: Palermo Cruise Terminal and Waterfront Urban Plan, Italy. CIVIC ANCHORAGE

A collection of cloisters, arcades and courtyards anchor the historic fabric of the city to the sea while kick-starting the transformation of the waterfront. IMAGERY: Studio Lux. COLLABORATORS: Buro Happold, Cupelloni Architettura

“Recent accounts from south-eastern Australia demonstrate what communities need to do to self-organize and survive a disaster.”

Design for a changing climate – fire and community resilience
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