We know how to make cities more walkable, loveable, affordable, engaging and sustainable - so why aren't we doing it?
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PUBLIC LAND, PUBLIC BENEFIT wth Kobi Shetty MP
On Thursday evening, moments before Philip Thalis and Peter John launched thir amazing new book Public Sydney at the State Library, I spoke with Greens MP for Balmain Kobi Shetty about exactly this: Bays West, Blackwattle Bay and the Ultimo...
GENTLE DENSITY, HUMANE HOUSING: GOOD NEWS FROM LONDON
An internal laneway in Edgewood Mews on ‘unusable’ land next to London’s North Circular
Holmes Road housing for homeless people, London Boroogh of Camden
For everyone who thinks increasing density requires us to destroy our city with 40-s...
IS STYLE A DIRTY WORD?
Ticketing here..
Do architects still choose to work in a style? Or (as modernism would have it) is style a mere by-product of form following function? Do we despise decoration? Or year secretly for its return our our lives and streets? How...
ARCHITECTURE, DEMOCRACY AND THE GREAT DIVIDE
Good morning. Delighted to be here - especially in such distinguished company (Izzie White and Scott Balmforth) a lovely building! (The Forest, by Robert Morris-Nunn, Woods Bagot and REALM studios).
Architecture has a talk problem. In talk...
THE DEVIL IS IN THE DATA CENTRE
In June 2025 Prime Minister Albanese stood alongside Amazon Web Services’s chief executive, Matt Garman, in Seattle Ca. while Garman outlined a $20bn plan to build datacentres in Melbourne and Sydney Exactly 14 days later, Amazon reported i...
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Critic, columnist, occasional politician, recovering architect, first love philosophy; host The Sydneyist, former CEO of The Better Cities Initiative, author ´Glenn Murcutt Three Houses’; ´Blubberland, the dangers of happiness’ & ´Killing Sydney.’
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