1B_87-99_GATLEY
…on land already owned by one of the newly formed company’s four directors, Gregory Osmond. The directors sold shares in the company to raise the capital needed for construction.18 The…
SAHANZ_19_DeLorenzo
…inadequacies of the pavilion, especially the display, the Visitors Book shows that people admired the building, the interior display, the quality of the art, the photographs and the opals. Sydney…
Tradition, Identity and Adaptation: Mosque Architecture in South-East Queensland
The Cemetery and the Golf Course: Mid-Century Planning and the Pastoral Imaginary
…infrastructure of death and memorialisation and the land reserved for the living, and their leisure activities. Taking the history of the cemetery and the golf course together, this paper examines…
S18_03_Sealy_The Roofscape as Locus of Modernity
…in France relies upon his claim that a common “vision” linked the engineers of the nineteenth century to the avant-garde architects of the twentieth. This connection rested upon a shared…
SAHANZ_18_Jones
…the formal and functional qualities of the grain elevator, the significance of Gibson’s Pinkenba complex is the successful integration of these two characteristics. The compositional contributions of Gibson’s input, combined…
murray a – mediterranean on the west coast
…but the island remained sparsely built up. Once the decision to close the prison in 1903 was made, most of the former prison buildings were converted into accommodation. Upon opening…
S06_03_Harris_Tradition Identity and Adaptation
…A large congregational prayer space typically comprises the principal area of the mosque. Associated with Islam and the complete submission to God is the qiblah wall (the onto- logical axis)…
Distance Looks Back
…the conference theme responds to the special issue of Architectural Histories (2018) asking “What is Europe?”. The theme invokes, too, the ideas at the centre of the lecture series convened…
News of the Day: Open Schoolhouses Building the Future of New South Wales, 1880-96