Author: Marcus Trimble
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Burnie Maker’s Workshop
The Burnie Maker’s Workshop by Terroir in Tasmania’s industrial northwest is nearing completion. The project is looking great and it is good to see at least one institutional/public client in this country backing a relatively young/untested practice with a substantial cultural project.
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Sydney Architecture Festival 2009
Lots happening this week in the lead up to the Sydney Architecture Festival taking place next Monday at Customs House. Here are some things that we are involved in: DARCHBAR – darch is hosting a series of dinners at Tony Bilson’s restaurant One at Circular Quay. The three course dinners will be interspersed with presentations…
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After the Dust Storm Dawn
Did you hear that there was a dust storm in Sydney on Wednesday? Everyone got very excited about the whole thing and I have to admit, it was a potent reminder that yes, perhaps we do live on a planet. Such a visceral, visual event, is the kind of thing that the internet responds to…
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Dust Storm Dawn
A flickr gallery of this morning’s intense dust storm dawn, where we were treated to one morning of what it is like for much of the year in Abu Dhabi.
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Elizabeth Bay Apartment
The Elizabeth Bay Apartment is our first multiroom-project to be completed, and it was photographed by the very excellent Murray Fredericks. The project involved removing a number of walls to open a series of dark landlocked rooms to the light and view, new flooring, storage and kitchen. Click through for the full photoshoot and further…
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Miniatur Wunderland
Russell Davies visits Miniatur Wunderland in Hamburg. As the name suggests, this is pretty serious collection of miniature model cities and landscapes and reminds me of the time, we discovered an entirely unexpected model train set underneath a pool in a Robin Boyd house.