Architecture is one of the few disciplines through which a culture reveals what it values before it has found the language to explain it.

Milan Design Week can make inspiration feel almost excessive.

I was recently interviewed for an article in The Age about travel, design inspiration and the ways our experience of place shapes how we think about home.

A new season of MPavilion has opened, the third to be held within Tadao Ando’s quiet and exacting contribution to Melbourne.

During my childhood my family and I moved often.

It is hard not to be seduced by the architectural heritage of the White City ; a collection of some 4,000 buildings, now recognised as the world’s largest concentration of Bauhaus architecture.

Last month, I had the opportunity to visit the recently completed National Library of Israel by Herzog & de Meuron.

On a recent trip to see French Impressionism at the National Gallery of Victoria, I found myself moved anew by the power of these works.

Over the years, I’ve returned time and again to the TarraWarra Museum of Art.

Until recently, Arthur Erickson was a name I only knew in passing.

Architecture, at its best, is a cultural record - an echo of its time.