An abstract is often the first piece of writing a juror reads about your project, and it carries more weight than students usually expect. In a juried…
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Final-year architecture students often treat their graduation thesis as a sealed-off creative sprint. Sit down with alumni from RMIT, the University of Sydney,…
For decades, the language of Japanese woodworking has drifted across studios in Sydney and Melbourne, carried by monographs, traveling exhibitions, and short…
Architecture students often begin with a compelling form, a clever structural idea or an inventive material system. NAGOYA Archi Fes asks them to take the next…
For final-year design students, the brief video tour has quietly become as important as the model on the plinth. Jurors scroll through dozens of submissions…
A graduation design exhibition lives or dies by how people move through it. Even the strongest student projects can be overlooked if visitors get stuck in a…
Architecture students across the Asia-Pacific are increasingly asked to design for places where the ground shakes, the wind howls, or the bush catches alight.…
For architecture students and early-career practitioners working out of studios in Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane, a working trip through the Chubu region…
A polished final model can show that an architecture student knows how to present an idea, but it may reveal very little about how that idea was formed. Jury…
A strong architecture board does more than display drawings neatly. It establishes a visual climate for the project, helping a reviewer sense whether a…