At WOWOWA, we seek JOY and HOPE in every project. Our practice is committed to creating colourful, contemporary, ideas-driven spaces that reset the boundaries of environmental innovation and have a sense of humour – livability & lovability.
“Office Talk is a fortnightly podcast hosted by Dave Sharp from Office D.SHARP, and a great excuse for him to have conversations with architects about their businesses, work and lives.”
37 podcasts to date, mostly interviews with prominent New Zealand architects.
“Laird Tran Studio is Broome based duo team of Architects… working in the Kimberley region of Western Australia.”
An interview series by Justine Hadj and Danielle Savio. They’ve been active since 2015.
One of Melbourne’s longest running Architectural firms operating out of Kew, McIntyre Partnership has been lead by current director Professor R. P. McIntyre since 1953. Notable projects include the Melbourne Olympic Pool, Parliament Station, Dinner Plain Alpine Village and the River House.
Established in 2008 by Mark Simpson and Damien Mulvihill, our Melbourne based studio creates buildings and spaces for the hospitality, retail, residential, commercial and institutional sectors.
Tom Bunny’s selection of the world’s more peculiar buildings. The website was turned into a spammy real estate site around 2014, so best access the original via the web archive.
Through The Infinite City, we tell stories of people and place, design and belonging, survival and celebration in Belfast & beyond.
ArchiTeam Cooperative is a membership association for Australian architects working in small, medium and emerging practices.
NA M are interested in following and partaking in the journey of people as they embark upon one of the most exhilarating, terrifying, exhausting and rewarding endeavours an architect could ever make – their own practice… NA M’s gatherings feature brief and concise presentations by local practices, talking about their projects, featuring them at various stages from speculative to completion.
We are a practice committed to search for the possibilities of architecture itself – its power and poetry; its pleasure and necessity.
Guest lectures from 2015, and maybe beyond, at Bond University’s Abedian School of Architecture.
“The Abedian School of Architecture aims to be a leading design-driven professional school, characterised by an international outlook and motivated by the goal of graduating architects capable of shifting the direction of future practice.”
Johanne and Joost van Bree’s practice in Bendigo, Central Victoria.
An aggregation of selected articles from the AGM stable of New Zealand magazines.
Pip and Nat Cheshire.
Jo Normoyle and Harry Lambis specialise in residential design.
Andrew Croxon, Catherine Ramsay.
The State Library of Victoria has amateur architectural photographer Peter Willie’s collection online at low resolution. It’s a valuable set of thousands of photographs taken around Melbourne in the very early 1970s, up until his untimely death in 1971.