Architecture Australia

Navigating a new global reality

When we started putting together this edition of Architecture Australia, the frightening images of Australia’s catastrophic bushfires, the damage caused and the increasing urgency of the climate emergency were top of mind. How designers and architects might reconsider the way our built environment responds to these complex environmental challenges remains a vital question, and one that we consider in this issue’s Dossier

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