"From Form to Formless" An Interview with influential Australian Architect Stan Symonds. From the exhibition "From Form to Formless" @ Customs House, Sydney Australia. 16 September -17th October 2010 Curated by Patrick Keane of Enter Architecture. www.enterny.com Stan Symonds talks about designing cutting edge architecture in Australia since the early 1950's. Includes previously unseen archival photography, sketches and plans of Stan's most famous and influential works. Includes photography by Brett Boardman and Byron Keane. For more information or to request a high resolution version of this interview please contact me @ byronkeane@gmail.com Produced by Byron Keane Music by Kalya Scintilla
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Documentary on Australian Architect Louise Cox. In 1998 the NSW Chapter of the RAIA, (Australian Institute of Architects) introduced the "Marion Mahony Griffin" award to acknowledge a woman architect for a distinctive body of architectural work
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Construction of Leaf House Sydney 2008 www.undercurrent-architects.com www.babekuhl.com
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Documentary on Australian Architect Beverley Garlick. In 1998 the NSW Chapter of the RAIA, (Australian Institute of Architects) introduced the "Marion Mahony Griffin" award to acknowledge a woman architect for a distinctive body of architectural work.
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an overview of Australian landscape architecture and Australian landscape architects. Career advice for those considering a professional career with a passion.
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Complete video at: fora.tv Philip Goad argues that modern skyscrapers are simply "very larger consumer objects" that value excess over practicality and often indicate approaching economic doom. Goad says high-rises like the new Burj Khalifa are a "result of too much money...and too little thinking." ----- Luminaries from the world of architecture launch Skyplane - a book which explores the impact of high-rise towers on city life and culture. - Australian Broadcasting Corporation Professor Philip Goad is internationally known for his research and is an authority on modern Australian architecture. He has worked extensively as an architect, conservation consultant, and curator. Goad is an expert on the life and work of Robin Boyd, and has held visiting scholar positions at Columbia University, Bartlett School of Architecture (London) and UCLA (Los Angeles). He is a past editor of Fabrications, the Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand, and is a contributing editor to Architecture Australia. Along with Associate Professor Julie Willis, he is the editor of the proposed Encyclopedia of Australian Architecture.
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An architect's principal activity is to design buildings and the spaces around them. UniSA's Bachelor of Architectural Studies is a 3 year program which introduces you to the skills and knowledge necessary to begin work in contemporary architectural practice. The program is hands on and incredibly rewarding for students interested in design and architecture, providing the necessary skills and education for entry into the 2 year Master of Architecture program. These programs are professionally recognised and accredited, and together comprise the full 5 years of architectural education required prior to registration as an architect.
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This video contains an overview of some of the school's world class and world recognised academic staff members. Together they bring their experiences from all over the world such as Denmark and Canada.
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Commercial Interior Designers work on diverse projects that involve refurbishing existing buildings and working together with architects on new ones. Projects may include corporate office fitout, shop interiors, exhibition projects, hotels, libraries, hospitals and schools. The Bachelor of Interior Architecture produces graduates capable of designing and implementing socially and environmentally sustainable settings. It focuses on the integration of design theory and practice, and is unique in that it offers courses in the expanding fields of furniture design and exhibition design. But this is only the beginning. Come and find out more about what this exciting Program has to offer.
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Landscape Architect Nicholas Bray has created a mounded garden around an Allen Jack + Cottier house in the Southern Highlands of NSW. The garden combines bold planting, earth mounds, a pool and framed views over Mittagong.
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Australia's next top architecture student Episode 01 - Part 01 'Meet the characters' Four architecture students from the University of Melbourne get followed around by a camera in their final year semester
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Amber speaks about studying the Bachelor of Interior Architecture at UniSA.
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The panel weighs in on Andrew Ramadge's demand that Australian music critics create the "folklore" for Australian music on Australian music panel show Dancing About Architecture dancingaboutarchitecturetv.com
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Australia's Next Top Architecture Student Episode 01 Part 2 'Meet the characters'
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Australia' s Best House 2011 adjudged by the Australian Institute of Architects by Rachel Neeson and Nick Murcutt in Castlecrag, Sydney.
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Australia's Next Top Architecture Student Episode 2 - Part 1
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Australia's Next Top Architecture Student Episode 2 - Part 1
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A realtime visualization made for a client from Australia. This video has no interactivity other than the camera movement.
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Nichol is an overseas student, studying architecture in Adelaide, Australia. She's loves fashion and works part-time as a photographer.
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