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A tale of two cities

In these so-called transformative twenties, as the world begins to redress in the wake of unprecedented upheaval, the question of who we are as a country and how we want to manifest that character seems never more fraught and potentially fabulous. What is Australian style?

With clear-eyed hope for the future, architect Jeremy Bull, the forty-something founder of boutique design firm Alexander & Co ponders the question of a national design vernacular; whether it still exists or indeed still

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