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Australian Architecture

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Australian architecture responds to a varied climate, from tropical Queensland to temperate southern cities, and to a landscape where native fauna, heat and bushfire risk shape how buildings are sited, ventilated and built. Designers working here often draw on vernacular precedents such as the Queenslander and on contemporary concerns like passive cooling and sustainable materials.

Member work on this topic examines suburban houses and offices, inclusive schools, wildlife rescue and rehabilitation facilities, and projects that connect built form with community, memory and natural systems. The examples range from interior interventions in existing homes to new civic and commercial buildings.

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UNI Editorial20 works

Serge Atallah1 work

Ánh Maii1 work

UNI Editorial1 work

Amir Hossein Rezaei1 work

Mounes Sherafati1 work

Saba Saboori1 work

Shamim Dabiri1 work

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HuLa Village

- A Future for Human and Koala - By studying an eco-system for Koala's sustainable development and modular building systems that change in stages. Humans can be proactive in conserving Koala and they will learn to adapt to living conditions with humans. And this is also the profound human goal of Koala conservation.

María Juliana and maria

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KOBO Rescue and Rehabilitation Center

Kobo was designed to exist in harmony with the land, its topography and floral biodiversity. The Kobo complex blends with the terrain and integrates the existing eucalyptus trees on the property which are vital for the koalas sustenance. Moreover, the structure was built to allow the proper coexistence between koalas, their handlers and the center visitors.

hadi

Re-live the history

In order to efficiently narrate history of Australia to the tourists, we?ve got two strategies in our project: 1. To narrate using all of the senses 2. To narrate visually To achieve these two goals we?ve divided site to respectively four zones: Pre-human and humanization era zone, aboriginal Australia zone, colonial Australia zone and global Australia zone

Sevde and 2 others

The Nest-Oaois

Our project proposal offers us the experience of creating therapeutic spaces that, following the principles of biophilia, reintegrate with nature through the five senses, supporting the process of healing, repair, renewal and reintegration for the user.

Allison and Andrew

The Continuous Canopy

A Mountain-Top Sanctuary for Koalas and Eucalypts

Melek

THE YARD

With learning through experience, one of the Waldorf education principles, it is aimed for students to learn by experiencing design in the natural area that is at the center of this project. The name of this center is "The Yard". The workshops in the training program open to this courtyard and the use of semi-open space is aimed.

Aceson

The Koala Pavilion

The Koala Pavilion explores a friendlier typology of animal rehabilitation centre by integrating the natural environment into the design. The Pavilion Is envisioned as a sanctuary for both koalas and humans, helping to promote a harmonious coexistence.

Serge

CONSTELLATION - A link between Human, Nature and Culture

The sky and the stars are a common denominator of all civilization, the link that unite man to nature, to dream. Conceived symbolically as a constellation, the project is a sequence of invisible links between the pavilions, a program of concentric clusters that allows the visitor to freely explore the site and by peregrinations encourage discoveries.

UNI Editorial

publishedBlog3 months ago

Alexandra Buchanan Architecture Sinks a Conversation Pit into a Chelmer Queenslander

Riverton House pairs subtropical restoration with mid-century gestures on an expansive Brisbane property with pool and tennis court.

Power Generation

Residential Building

UNI Editorial

publishedStory11 months ago

Swan Hill Specialist School by WHDA: Redefining Inclusive Learning Through Community-Centered Design

WHDA transforms Swan Hill Specialist School into an inclusive, community-centered campus promoting ability, connection, and adaptive learning through thoughtful design.

Educational Building

Architecture

UNI Editorial

publishedStory1 year ago

arca.house by Hogg&Lamb: A Sustainable Sanctuary in Suburban Australia

Contemporary subtropical home prioritizing outdoor living, sustainability, and privacy through minimalist design, natural materials, and climate-responsive architecture.

Architecture

Housing

UNI Editorial

publishedStory1 year ago

The Bond Commercial Building by fitzpatrick+partners: Pioneering Sustainable Suburban Office Architecture in Australia

The Bond by fitzpatrick+partners is a sustainable engineered timber office building redefining suburban Australian architecture with low-carbon innovation.

Commercial Buildings

Architecture