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Music Box House / Multiplicity

Music Box House / Multiplicity - More Images+ 20

Houses
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Melbourne, Australia

Courtyard and Garden House / Delia Teschendorff Architecture

Courtyard and Garden House / Delia Teschendorff Architecture - More Images+ 9

Houses
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Melbourne, Australia

Industry Lanes Building / Architectus

Industry Lanes Building / Architectus - More Images+ 18

Mixed Use Architecture, Institutional buildings, Buildings
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Richmond, Australia
  • Architects: Architectus
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  25000 ft²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2023

Minthis Hills / Woods Bagot

Minthis Hills / Woods Bagot - More Images+ 13

Hospitality Architecture, Wellness Interiors
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Paphos, Cyprus

80 Collins Commercial Building / Woods Bagot + UNStudio + Seventh Wave + Jouin Manku

80 Collins Commercial Building / Woods Bagot + UNStudio + Seventh Wave + Jouin Manku - More Images+ 13

Hotels, Mixed Use Architecture, Office buildings
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Melbourne, Australia

NAB 3 Parramatta Square & NAB 2 Carrington St. Offices / Woods Bagot

NAB 3 Parramatta Square & NAB 2 Carrington St. Offices / Woods Bagot - More Images+ 25

Public Architecture, Office buildings
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Parramatta, Australia
  • Architects: Woods Bagot
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2022
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  UniFor, Wilkhahn, Fisher & Paykel, Interface, Academy Tiles, +58
  • Professionals: 360 Degrees, NDYLIGHT, Savills Project Management, BUILT, BG&E, +4

Tips on Choosing the Right Colour for Your Swimming Pool

It could be said that one of the main aspects to take into account when designing a swimming pool is the choice of colour for the coating. The light, the shadows, the depth, the environment and the elements that surround it are variables that directly affect the final tonality of the water. The effects of artificial and/or natural lighting also determine the final aesthetic, because if it's located outdoors, reflecting the sky, it will create a different effect than if it's located indoors, where the ceiling would influence its colour. 

Kew House / John Wardle Architects

Kew House / John Wardle Architects - More Images+ 10

Houses, House Interiors
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Kew, Australia

Piccolo House / Wood/Marsh

Piccolo House / Wood/Marsh - More Images+ 30

Mixed Use Architecture, Residential
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South Melbourne, Australia

“A Vase May Give a Shape to a Room”: In conversation with John Wardle

John Wardle (b. 1956) founded John Wardle Architects in Melbourne, Australia, in 1986. His early interest in architecture started with encountering objects and precious bits and pieces of demolished buildings at the demolition yard owned by his father’s friend.

Wardle studied architecture at RMIT, acquiring his bachelor’s degree in 1981. Wardle returned to his alma mater to acquire his master’s almost 20 years later, when he was already a seasoned practitioner, leading his own successful office. He now heads a large practice of over 90 employees with studios in Melbourne and Sydney.

Phoenix Central Park Gallery / John Wardle Architects + Durbach Block Jaggers

Phoenix Central Park Gallery / John Wardle Architects + Durbach Block Jaggers - More Images+ 24

performing arts center, Gallery
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Chippendale, Australia

Learning & Teaching Building, Monash University / John Wardle Architects

Learning & Teaching Building, Monash University / John Wardle Architects - More Images+ 16

University
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Clayton, Australia

Architecture of the Afterlife: Crypts, Tombs and Mausoleums

Mortality defines both architecture and human experience. Throughout time, funerary structures have been designed across societies and civilizations to ground personal and shared beliefs. The idea of the afterlife shapes how these buildings are made, from symbolic monuments to vast tombs and crypts. Now a new range of modern architecture has been designed for remembrance and reflection.

Architecture of the Afterlife: Crypts, Tombs and Mausoleums - More Images+ 10

John Wardle Wins 2020 Gold Medal from Australian Institute of Architects

The Australian Institute of Architects has announced John Wardle as the winner of the 2020 Gold Medal. Wardle was recognized for his iterative design process and attention to craft, as well as his collaborations with artists and craftspeople. His firm's portfolio of work includes both national and international projects, as well as his contribution to the 16th International Biennale Architettura in Venice.

John Wardle Wins 2020 Gold Medal from Australian Institute of Architects - More Images+ 1

Green Balconies: Gardens with Altitude

Green Balconies: Gardens with Altitude - More Images+ 17

With the COVID-19 pandemic sweeping through the world's urban centers, governments worldwide are urging citizens to hunker down at home in a bid to quell the virus' spread. For apartment dwellers under quarantine, balconies have become the new platforms for entertainment and social interaction, making now an opportune moment in rethinking how we design and build these outdoor urban spaces.

The Ian Potter Southbank Centre / John Wardle Architects

The Ian Potter Southbank Centre / John Wardle Architects - More Images+ 28

University
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Melbourne, Australia

Terra Australis: Australia's New Cultural Projects Down Under

Australian architecture is rooted in the land. From environmental and climatic concerns to the country's unique cultural background, the built environment down under is defined by a history of connections to local contexts. Today, Australian architecture has also come to embrace a multicultural identity, with a new class of cultural projects showcasing how contemporary buildings and structures are being designed for the future.

Terra Australis: Australia's New Cultural Projects Down Under - More Images+ 5