Architectural Review Asia Pacific

I feel as if every editor writes the ‘procrastination editorial’ at some point, so apologies for the lack of originality. But anecdotally it does seem as if more of us than ever are suffering from it at the moment. The word I hear most often is ‘over

Jillian Hood jillian.hood@niche.com.au Tracey Steedman tracey.steedman@niche.com.au Madeleine Swain madeleine.swain@niche.com.au Jessica Appleton jessica.appleton@niche.com.au Keely Goodall Nicholas Dower Paul Lidgerwood Sonia Jurista ■

Being an effective leader: You need communication skills, which are really critical for the business but also within the team. And also empathy – to understand that everyone is different and has different needs. Being back in the office: I think in

When it comes to making decisions on which projects to accept, working out the appropriate fee isn’t the only consideration. There are a few other factors that will help determine whether a practice should accept a commission or not. Architects are t

Prior to her appearance at the festival, Rees spoke with AR to expand on the themes of the Blak Aesthetic panel. “There is a long history of Indigenous architecture in Australia, but it has not been carried through in the same way that the stories

Project address: 180 Flinders Street, Melbourne Design team: Tristan Wong, Fiona Coakley, Beaudene Fulwood, Dan Weekes Client: Dexus Builder: John Holland Project start: 2011 (design) Project completion: 2021 Scale: 20,100 square metres Type:

When I talk to architectural teams, there are two camps. The first is the happy-go-lucky one that hasn’t really experienced the effect of lockdowns. Teams have been working together throughout the pandemic making use of the proviso of doing essential