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Works of Robin Gibson become focus of research project

Learn more about PhD candidate, Lloyd Jones, and his research into the architectural works of Robin Gibson.

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Rethinking ‘home’ post-pandemic

What are the implications of the shift to working from home for the design of domestic spaces? UQ Architecture PhD students Maram Shaweesh and Annalise Varghese argue that this involves a shift in the perception of home – from a place of respite to a place of economic production – and that there is much to learn from those who are already adept at navigating this conjunction.

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One thing at a time

If you’re currently working from home and trying to homeschool simultaneously, you may have uttered the phrase to your child/ren, colleagues or partner, “I can only do one thing at a time”. It’s something that I fondly remember my own mum saying to me and I am certain that my grandmother would have said it to Mum as well, writes UQ Architecture PhD student Kirsty Volz.

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Shells, sails and upturned hulls: National Maritime Museum of China

Professor Cameron Bruhn writes for ArchitectureAU about China’s first comprehensive maritime museum.

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The Handbook of Contemporary Indigenous Architecture

Edited by Elizabeth Grant, Kelly Greenop, Albert L. Refiti and Daniel J. Glenn, this volume provides a significant snapshot of our understanding of Indigenous architectures throughout the world but especially here, where architects are increasingly expected to consider and acknowledge Indigenous Australia in sophisticated ways.

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