Author Archives: Piers Taylor

Australian Islamic Centre: Glenn Murcutt’s ‘Magnum opus’

By Piers Taylor 19 April 2017 Buildings

Glenn Murcutt’s Australian Islamic Centre in Melbourne embraces a rich cultural context

Archigram’s Cook on Superstudio’s Natalini

25 March 1982 By Peter Cook

Adolfo Natalini was a founder member of Superstudio, one of the dynamic…

House, Sydney, Australia by Glenn Murcutt

10 July 1987 By Rory Spence

Tucked in an inner suburb, this house is significant in Murcutt’s oeuvre, otherwise…

Jewel at Changi Airport, Singapore by Safdie Architects

20 April 2017 By Tom Wilkinson

A huge glass dome intends to knot the airport into the life…

Outside the box: Punchbowl Mosque, Sydney, Australia, by Candalepas Associates

31 May 2019 By David Neustein

As racial tensions rise, Candalepas Associates’ mosque carves a safe and serene…

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