Author: Online Editor
"We want to humanise tall buildings, to celebrate the pedestrian level and consider how people experience it.ā€¯ In AR, Koichi Takada discusses the importance of connecting tall buildings with the surrounding screetscape, and their groundbreaking design for Sydney's Infinity building.
To create a home for a family of six, Timmins+Whyte took the client's existing residence and added a modern extension to the back. The addition carefully considers use of space ā€“ providing a domain that encourages time spent together as a family unit, while simultaneously allowing quiet space for individual use.
It is lamentably rare to have the inventor of a product speak about it publicly. Intriguing inventor and product designer Jake Dyson visited Dysonā€™s Sydney headquarters last month to give an insight on the development process and breakthrough technology behind his slick CSYS range.
AR ā€“ Future features projects and articles that suggest new ways forward for multi-residential, public space, education and the workplace. It demonstrates how our workplaces aspire to encourage healthier lifestyles and how our built environment is developing to engage communities and support our active ageing population.
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