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Adelaide Contemporary

Designed as an open circle, Adelaide Contemporary is a new kind of gallery. One that’s more informal and open to its parkland setting, its city and its role in bringing together art, nature and people.

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East Perth Power Station

From a power station to an art gallery, our plan to transform the East Perth Power Station is a very tangible connection to the power of the Western Australian landscape.

Conversations

An ‘open-source’ model for smart cities

How urban design can lead us to a ‘smart’ – and socially responsible – future

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Sixty Martin Place

On a prominent corner in Sydney’s global financial hub on Gadigal Country, this award-winning, 33-level tower holds one of the most coveted spots in the city.

Podcasts

Why the best designed cities reflect the best of us

Have we forgotten how to design for love and belonging?

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Shanghai North Bund Waterfront

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Sanlin InCity Mall

By reviving a local retail development that was on the decline, we gave Shanghai’s Sanlin neighbourhood more than a new mall.

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Resilient South City, San Francisco

Our collective’s scheme for this ‘industrial city’ makes it easier to enjoy the creek and bay, reduce the impacts of flooding and build resilience to sea level rise.

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Resilient by Design Challenge, San Francisco

San Francisco is one of the world’s most captivating waterfront cities. It also happens to be one of the most vulnerable to sea level rise.

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Ivanhoe Estate

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Darling Harbour Sydney Public Realm

The challenge was to reinvent one of Australia’s most visited public places – the Darling Harbour precinct in central Sydney.

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The power of speculative design

Designers have a unique type of agency in the face of global challenges.

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The case for a national master plan

Could we – and should we – master plan an entire country?

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Little house of big ideas

Want new solutions? Ask a new audience.

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Desmarting the city

Have we reached the ‘smart’ tipping point?