resources
Simon Whibley Architecture (archived)
Simon Whibley’s practice merged with Workshop Architecture in about 2016.
OoPLA
OoPLA is a collaboration between two architects, Tania Davidge and Christine Phillips. Although founded by architects, OoPLA is not a practice about buildings but rather a practice interested in a broader understanding of architecture – it is a practice interested in the culture of architecture rather than the business of architecture.
Weir Phillips Architects
“Weir Phillips Architects has an individual approach when it comes to design. We know that one size doesn’t fit all; we tailor our approach to clients’ needs, requirements and desires.”
Designcoding
“Designcoding.net is a digital diary of research on the relationship between basics of geometry and design computing, including the experiments with parametric modeling, architectural geometry, computer-aided fabrication, and exploration of pedagogical approaches for design education. Currently it constitutes the fundamentals of parametric modeling education, by organizing it’s knowledge basis (gnosis), synthetic components (synthesis) and design utilizations (praxis).”
Searle X Waldron
“Searle x Waldron Architecture is a Melbourne architectural studio focused on designing innovative public and community projects.”
Melbourne University Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning
The building that the faculty is currently located in will be demolished in late 2012. During construction of a new building on the same site, the school will relocate to the corner of Grattan and Swanston Streets, and some other locations around University Square.
Dictionary of Unsung Architects
Fine descriptions of more than 40 architects from Melbourne’s Twentieth Century past. With selected buildings listings and photos. Put together by, I think, Simon Reeves at Built Heritage Pty Ltd.
Adam Dimech's buildings
Photos and information about a broad selection of Melbourne buildings. Adam Dimech is a plant scientist and photographer.
Radiant City, 2006
Wow. I am in the midst of watching a documentary about the suburbs. It isn’t your usual documentary though. Maybe it’s even ground-breaking, and there is a lot of ground being broken out in the neighbourhood of Evergreen, in Cranston, Canada.
NPR Cities: Urban Life In The 21st Century
“What do we want our cities to be in the Urban Century? The NPR Cities Project aims to capture the vibrancy of urban life today.”
Survey of Post-War Built Heritage in Victoria
“This comprehensive study 2008 study by Heritage Alliance, Melbourne, identifies built places across Victoria from the post-war period that were considered to be of potential heritage significance.”
RMIT Design Archives Journal
“The RMIT Design Archives Journal is published twice a year from 2011.”
Parlour: women, equity, architecture
“A site for active exchange and discussion, Parlour brings together research, informed opinion and resources on women, equity and architecture in Australia. It seeks to expand the spaces and opportunities available to women while also revealing the many women who already contribute in diverse ways.”
Guiding Architects
“guiding architects is an international network for architectural guided tours.” All tour leaders have a background in architecture. The network is worldwide, but mostly European.
Gunn Dyring (archived)
In action till circa 2013. The website is archived but not very functional.
Creative Director Wanted for 2014 National Architecture Conference
The Australian Institute of Architects is seeking expressions of interest for the role of the Creative Director for the 2014 National Architecture Conference.
Flinders Street Station design competition
Registrations close on August 1st. Here is the link to the competition.