Author: Natalie Mortimer
Australian Design Review (ADR) is excited to announce the launch of the Business of Architecture of Design (BOAD) podcast series,Ā created to help architectural and design practices run their businesses better. Each episodeĀ will bring you interviews with leading architects and designers who will share their business experiences and expertise and give you valuable insights into running […]
Located in Toronto, theĀ architecture of the Goh Ballet Academy is stripped back and minimal to reflect directorĀ Chan Han Goh’s early days of dance training in her parent’s basement. The brief to Batay-Csorba Architects was to design a space that is light and airy and can account for the various movements undertaken by the dancers. To […]
Branding, wayfinding and placemaking firm Studio Ongarato has been selected to work on Beulah Internationalā€™s Southbank project in Melbourne.Ā The studio will work alongside Dutch architecture firm UNStudio and Melbourne-based Cox Architecture to deliver the visual identity for the project, which is composed of two twisting terraced forms. Conceived as an extension of Melbourneā€™s Southbank […]
Woods Bagot has designed Adelaide’s first micro-hotel to align with the new population of ‘creative thinkers’ being attracted to the city’s tech business hub, Lot Fourteen, located across the road. The 15-storey hotel located on the corner of Frome Street will feature 253 “high quality yet small” rooms designed for short-stay visitors and young tourists. […]
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