John Gollings is one of Australia’s leading architectural photographers specializing in hotels, resorts and built projects. Much of his work is in Asia and includes many years at Angkor Wat and Kashgar, on the Silk Road. He holds a master’s degree in architecture from RMIT University and is an Honorary Fellow of the Australian Institute of Architects. John Gollings was Creative Director, with Ivan Rijavec, of Now + When for the Australian Pavilion at the 12th Venice Architecture Biennale.
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Winners announced: 2023 VIC Landscape Architecture Awards
The jury honoured 32 winners from a record number of 102 entries across the program’s 16 categories.
2022 Victorian Landscape Architecture Awards announced
Eight projects received Awards of Excellence in the 2022 Landscape Architecture Awards in Victoria, the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects announced on 22 June.
A welcome encounter: Springvale Community Precinct
A new community hub in Melbourne’s south-east celebrates the diversity of its multicultural community through an exuberant approach to colour and texture, and careful attention to detail.
Provoking new encounters: Prahran Square
Aspect Studios’ design for Prahran Square encourages interaction between diverse publics and raises questions about people’s expectations for public space.
2020 National Landscape Architecture Awards announced
In all, 46 entries were recognized across 15 categories, with 13 projects receiving Awards of Excellence across the program.
Harnessing a wild aesthetic: Hassett Park
Urban recreation and a heightened experience of the city’s dynamic environmental systems come together at Hassett Park by Jane Irwin Landscape Architecture.
Victorian Premier’s Design Awards open for entries
The Victorian government has opened entries for the 2020 Victorian Premier’s Design Awards, calling for “ground-breaking” projects that can touch people’s lives.
Entries open: Gold Coast Urban Design Awards 2020
Entries will be judged by a panel of experts from the fields of architecture, planning, landscape architecture and construction.
Public spaces bind cities together. What happens when coronavirus forces us apart?
The outbreak of coronavirus and its immediate impacts, such as social distancing, have raised many questions about the role of public space in such times.
Valuing the civic: the future of Federation Square
As the city around Melbourne’s Federation Square continues to evolve, the fundamental value of the square, as the city’s main public, civic and cultural gathering place, must be maintained.