Architecture AU

The Northern Beaches Council is welcoming ideas to pioneer a fresh iteration of the landmark building, so that it continues serving the community.

This month marks 100 years since global practice BVN was founded by Arthur Bligh in Toowoomba, Queensland.

The $2 billion project is set to be the largest-ever investment in a public hospital in New South Wales.

Soon to become the second renovation of Paddington's Verona Cinema site from Sydney architect Tonkin Zulaikha Greer, the approved project envisions a new amenity and residential hub.

A 1970s Bondi synagogue is given new life through a restrained redesign by Common Office, balancing Jewish tradition, architectural heritage and the everyday needs of a close-knit community.

University of Technology Sydney design graduate Jannah Abdellatif has been named the 2026 Madeline Lester Australian Graduate of the Year, the highest honour in the Design Institute of Australia’s Graduates of the Year Awards (GOTYAs).

The new regulations will require future data centre investment to be matched with boosted investment in renewable energy and water infrastructure.

A freshly submitted proposal envisions the introduction of over 200 dwellings and a new park designed by DKO Architecture to the Ivanhoe community.

The approved masterplan includes expansion of the airport’s T1 international terminal and a redevelopment of the T2 and T3 domestic terminals, allowing the airport to accommodate a 75 percent increase in passengers over the next 20 years.

A new house by Anthony Gill Architects celebrates the unconventional opportunities arising from its confined and layered context within the inner-Sydney suburb of Darlinghurst.

The 1958 Neighbour House in Adelaide’ Torrens Park served as the home of esteemed architect Keith Neighbour and his family.

A new Living Cultural Centre on the banks of the Yerta Bulti/Port River is a testament to deep listening, regenerative design, and the story of a long fight for cultural restoration.

Grimwade House on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula is well-known as a precursor to McGlashan and Everist’s ambitious design for Heide II. But this remarkable residence, designed in 1960–62 by a young David McGlashan for his father-in-law, deserves to be understood on its own terms.

Emerging Queensland makers celebrated at new HOTA exhibition

At this college in Melbourne's east, a sculptural concrete walkway becomes a contemplative gallery, framing a gum tree at its heart and inviting students to pause, gather and connect.

A grand Edwardian home in Melbourne overlooking inner-city gardens is reimagined for contemporary family life.