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Puffing Billy Lakeside Visitor Centre

Edition 133

Cultural & Tourism · VIC

Nov 2023

Amidst the natural setting of Victoria’s Dandenong Ranges, a new visitor centre for the Puffing Billy heritage railway threads its way through the landscape with a distinctively dark exterior.

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Featured image of the article — Monarto Safari Park Visitor Centre

Monarto Safari Park Visitor Centre

The intersecting curves and earthy tones of Monarto Safari Park Visitor Centre, designed by Intro Architecture with studio gram, sit enchantingly within the South Australian landscape.

Edition 133

Cultural & Tourism · SA

Nov 2023

Featured image of the article — Woodside Building for Technology and Design

Woodside Building for Technology and Design

At Monash University’s Woodside Building for Technology and Design, Grimshaw has put on a spectacular show using XLERPLATE® structural steel deep inside the interior.

Edition 133

Education · VIC

Nov 2023

Featured image of the article — Warren Integrated Studies Hub

Warren Integrated Studies Hub

The design for a new wing at Warren Integrated Studies Hub draws on biophilic principles to craft stunning curves and an eye-catching roofing profile using LYSAGHT LONGLINE®.

Edition 133

Education · NSW

Nov 2023

Featured image of the article — Puffing Billy Lakeside Visitor Centre

Puffing Billy Lakeside Visitor Centre

Amidst the natural setting of Victoria’s Dandenong Ranges, a new visitor centre for the Puffing Billy heritage railway threads its way through the landscape with a distinctively dark exterior.

Edition 133

Cultural & Tourism · VIC

Nov 2023

Featured image of the article — Ridgewood House

Ridgewood House

Ridgewood House in Queensland, designed by Robinson Architects, is defined by its exceedingly fine edges while taking its cues from Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa.

Edition 133

Residential - Dwellings · QLD

Nov 2023

Featured image of the article — TERROIR

TERROIR

The story of TERROIR begins in Tasmania, where a deep respect for nature and landscape has informed the use of steel in creating strikingly abstract and angular designs.

Edition 133

Nov 2023

Featured image of the article — Daniel Moore

Daniel Moore

Daniel Moore is an architect on the rise who has used steel in radically different ways to achieve striking effects, from complex residential roofs to refined coffeehouse detailing.

Edition 133

Nov 2023

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