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Winning design for Griffith Park Precinct by Collins and Turner, Jane Irwin Landscape Architecture and WSP Indigenous Specialist Services.

Winning design for Griffith Park Precinct unveiled

The City of Bankstown-Canterbury has unveiled the winning design to transform an under-utilised park in Bankstown.

Concept design for Ngamawari by Aspect Studios consortium.
News | ArchitectureAU Editorial | 23 Feb 2024

Canberra waterfront set to be transformed into urban park

The National Capital Authority has approved designs to transform the Lake Burley Griffin waterfront at Acton into a people-focused urban park by a consortium led by Aspect Studios.

Design ideas for Federation Wharf in City of Melbourne's Greenline project by Aspect Studios and TCL.

Draft masterplan released for Melbourne’s ‘Greenline’

The City of Melbourne has a draft masterplan for transformation of the Birrarung’s (Yarra river) north bank.

John Forrest National Park redevelopment by Gresley Abas and Department of Biodiversity, Conservations and Attractions.

Redevelopment of WA’s first national park underway

John Forrest National Park in the hills east of Perth is set to undergo a $17 million transformation to improve access and create a new park centre.

Concept design for Twelve Apostles Visitor Experience Centre by Grimshaw and Aspect Studios.
News | ArchitectureAU Editorial | 20 Apr 2023

Grimshaw, Aspect to design Twelve Apostles visitor centre

The Victorian government has appointed Grimshaw and Aspect Studios to design the Visitor Experience Centre as part of the $108 million Twelve Apostles Precinct Redevelopment.

The Falls precinct of City of Melbourne's Greenline project.

Design ideas unveiled for Melbourne’s Greenline

City of Melbourne has released new design ideas for its four-kilometre-long Greenline project, which will transform the north bank of Birrarung/Yarra River.

Monash University’s XYX Lab runs participatory workshops to envision how more inclusive cities might look.
Practice | Nicole Kalms | 15 Mar 2023

Not neutral: Diverse and inclusive public spaces

Nicole Kalms examines how an intersectional approach to design, which recognizes the value of lived experience, can ensure that minoritized people can safely access public amenity.

Family Violence Memorial Victoria designed by Muir and Openwork.

Victoria’s Family Violence Memorial opens

The Victorian government has unveiled a new memorial for victims and survivors of family violence in Melbourne’s St Andrews Place.

Rehabilitation of Sydney Harbour in the future could create more opportunities for recreation on the foreshore.
News | Isla Sutherland | 10 Apr 2022

A new vision for the future of Sydney

The City of Sydney has released its updated vision for the future of the city into 2050, set to make Sydney more “liveable, sustainable and diverse.”

The winning design is "light, fluid and transparent" to minimise impact on the surrounding infrastructure and parkland.
News | Isla Sutherland | 5 Apr 2022

Winning design announced for Sydney Harbour Bridge cycleway

A team led by Aspect Studios has been selected as the winner of a design competition for a cycleway on Sydney’s Harbour Bridge.

Melbourne Arts Precinct transformation phase 1 masterplan by Hassell and SO-IL.

A step forward for transformation of Melbourne’s arts precinct

Hassell and SO-IL’s masterplan for phase one of the Melbourne Arts Precinct transformation (MAPT) was considered at a council meeting on 1 February.

Greenline project concept image, City of Melbourne.

‘Greenline’ promenade proposed for Melbourne’s river edge

The City of Melbourne has released its plans for a four-kilometrepromenade along the north bank of Birrarung (Yarra River).

The reptile and amphibian conservation centre at Taronga Zoo by DWP.

New reptilian conservation centre at Taronga Zoo

A new reptile and amphibian conservation centre will be built at Taronga Zoo in Sydney to replace the existing Reptile World exhibit.

Caulfield Racecourse redevelopment concept by MGS Architects with Mary Papaioannou Landscape Architecture and Urban Design.
News | ArchitectureAU Editorial | 21 Apr 2021

Melbourne racecourse to become community-friendly precinct

A $570 million vision to transform the historic race track in Melbourne into a more open, community-friendly precinct has been unveiled.

The Western Pavilion and precinct entry of the Upper Australia exhibit at Taronga Zoo by Lahznimmo Architects and Spackman, Mossop and Michaels.

Native flora and fauna exhibit at Taronga Zoo approved

A new $16 million exhibit for Australian animals in their natural habitats, designed by Lahznimmo Architects and Spackman, Mossop and Michaels, has been approved by the NSW government.

The pandemic has contributed to a recognition of the importance of public space.

Post-pandemic cities can permanently reclaim public spaces as gathering places

Paradoxically, the COVID-19 pandemic could lead to healthier buildings and more active cities with long-term public health benefits, writes Anne-Marie Broudehoux.

Conceptual design for Victoria Park (Barrambin), Brisbane.

Vision for 64-hectare Brisbane park finalized

Brisbane council’s final vision to transform a golf course into a public park will include revegetated forests, native bushland pockets and restored waterholes.

Te view of Lower Square looking north east from Railway Square.
News | ArchitectureAU Editorial | 15 Sep 2020

A new public square for central Sydney

The City of Sydney has released early concepts for a major new public square adjacent to Sydney’s Central Station, developed in consultation with Spackman Mossop Michaels and Tonkin Zulaikha Greer.

The Western Pavilion and precinct entry of the Upper Australia exhibit at Taronga Zoo by Lahznimmo Architects and Spackman, Mossop and Michaels.
News | ArchitectureAU Editorial | 15 Aug 2020

Design for new Australian exhibit at Taronga Zoo

Lahznimmo Architects and Spackman, Mossop and Michaels have designed a new exhibit for Taronga Zoo for Australian animals in their natural habitats.

Aerial view of Centennial Park, Sydney.
News | ArchitectureAU Editorial | 20 Jul 2020

Ideas competition to reimagine Sydney’s public spaces

The competition seeks ideas that could enhance the way public spaces bring people together and encourage inclusivity.

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