Harry Seidler's architecture is a reminder that buildings are not just a commodity, but should seek – at the very least - to improve a city, and the wellness of the people within it.
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I just went to Stockholm. Was it bike-friendly? /
I wasn't really sure what to expect in terms of bike culture before arriving in Stockholm last week... From what I knew, Malmo in the south is one of the most bicycle-friendly...
Read MoreSydney's Broadway is getting a facelift /
With a new wave of tall building construction, Sydney is forming a distinct and interesting urban aesthetic. Hardly the destructive construction boom that the city experienced during the Green Ban years, these developments appear to be a respectful enhancement of the existing urban realm.
Read MoreWhat could cities learn from La Défense, Paris? /
As London's skyline looks bound to further fragment, perhaps there are lessons to be shared in both directions.
Read MoreWithout Urban Strategy, is Australia Planning to Fail? /
With the end of the resources boom in sight, perhaps it’s time ‘the lucky country’ took a long, hard look at its urban agenda...
Read MoreSydney's Millers Point: the wider issue /
Quickly becoming an enclave for the rich, it's obvious that the city's lack of supply is perpetuating the affordability crisis.
Read More+Pool, New York /
+Pool is a really cool incentive to build a pool on New York's Hudson River, which will at the same time, filter the river's water like a "giant strainer dropped in the water".
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