Architectural Review Asia Pacific

Looking at the geopolitical landscape today, your heart gets heavy. So much negativity, so many angry people saying or doing the meanest things. And I’m not just talking about the actual bona fide evildoers – but even those ostensibly normal chaps an

Challenges in India: There’s a lot of work but unfortunately most of the larger projects come from the government and to break into the government cartel and be sane architects is very, very difficult. However, the sector is opening up and we are slo

Promotion of Mastery, the latest Sydney project from the Crown Group, played unmercifully on its name. Bamboo forests and Japanese temple walkways set the mood in the teaser video, but the significant legacy Crown is confident the five buildings will

Architecture is so much more than specifying the prettiest or latest products, handing your list over to the builder and then washing your hands of the whole affair. To ensure you are really giving your clients and partners the very best service and

I recently had a wonderful dinner with three young women in their 20s. It’s our third dinner together and a relationship that didn’t begin as a friendship; they’re tenants in our rental property. Five years ago, when we first rented what had been our

More and more it feels that people are looking for solidity, connection and authenticity – not only in their relationships, but also their physical environment. In this context, I think that the understanding of and respect for the Heritage values of