Architectural Review Asia Pacific

In the editorial of the last edition I was warbling on about the potential ROI of just being nice – how, despite the widespread belief that diving in first and elbowing all and sundry out of the way as you clamber up the ladder of success is the only

Most people who are moving into a business of their own find it a transition that is both exciting and terrifying in equal measure. On the one hand, you’re becoming your own boss and taking charge of your future – an exhilarating prospect. On the oth

Goh: When staff sees that you’re committed to a purpose, then you transfer that energy to them, then it invigorates them. Then all the happy vibes pass on to the lower tier. Even though we’re quite structured, we still get involved with the intermedi

Over the last two decades, BIM (building information modelling) has gained prevalence in the architecture, engineering and construction (AEC) industry as a ubiquitous modelling technology. Key to this development has been global software vendor Autod

In one of those crushing blows designed to disappoint 99 percent of AR’s readership, I’m here to tell you that despite what you’ve learned at the movies or from reading books, there is really no such thing as a skeleton key. Yes, there are keys that

Urban design holds a privileged position in Victoria, as great urban design is embedded in many of our historic and contemporary urban environments and is increasingly becoming expected by the myriad people who engage with our public places and space