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24.01.2022 He won every architectural major prize in Australia, is represented in every major city, and was embraced internationally by the likes of Norman Foster (the London Gherkin) and Renzo Piano & Richard Rogers (Pompidou Centre, Paris). During a career that spanned almost sixty years he worked in New York, Paris, China, and Mexico, reshaped Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Vienna and prompted architects and artists from all over the world to look to his work as an inspiration. Watch 'Harry Seidler: Modernist' here: https://bit.ly/2EBJRyk

24.01.2022 Australia might look at this type of activity, especially deserts near major cities, ie Perth, even Adelaide?

20.01.2022 Did you catch the story we did recently with Six Degrees Architects and RMIT about the beautiful renovation of the Capitol in Melbourne? You can watch it here: https://bit.ly/33qPV3O

20.01.2022 Director John Weiley was commissioned in 1968 to make the documentary 'Autopsy on a Dream' by then BBC2 controller David Attenborough. Following its only screening on the BBC, it was destroyed - literally chopped to pieces on the chopping block. Miraculously, a mute print of 'Autopsy on a Dream' was rediscovered in a BBC vault and was restored with sound saved by John Weiley. Buy it or rent 'Dream of Perfection' here: https://www.architel.tv/premium-content

19.01.2022 Denmark's most celebrated architect, Jorn Utzon received every major architectural award in his distinguished career, including the esteemed Pritzker Prize. He also received the Order of Australia and in 1998, the Keys to the City of Sydney. But in February 1966, it was a very different story. In that month, his nine years of work on the Opera House ended when he wrote to the NSW Minister for Public Works, Davis Hughes, the historic words, "you have forced me to leave the job". Rent or buy 'The Edge of Possible' here: https://www.architel.tv/edge-of-possible

17.01.2022 Great shot from a story coming soon!

16.01.2022 Looks interesting...

15.01.2022 Coming soon to ArchiTel

13.01.2022 In this episode of ArchiTel, we bring you the Taronga Institute of Science & learning by NBRS ARCHITECTURE. We speak with NBRS Director of Design Andrew Duffin and Associate Ewan Saunders. The vision of the Taronga Institute of Science and Learning (TISL) is to reveal innovative concepts for science, learning and conservation. Creating an interactive, immersive experience, setting Taronga apart from other science and research institutions - NBRS Architecture Watch here: https://bit.ly/36vu8tr

13.01.2022 New film posted in our Premium Content area on the ArchiTel channel today, Touch The Earth Lightly - Glenn Murcutt, a film by Peter Hyatt. Check it out at https://www.architel.tv/premium-content

08.01.2022 Congratulations to Catherine Hunter. Awarded to an outstanding piece of architectural reporting and criticism, Catherine Hunter won the AIA Adrian Ashton prize for her documentary ‘Glenn Murcutt: Spirit of Place.’ The work demonstrates the power of architecture to create a dialogue that brings diverse communities together. The film is now streaming on ArchiTel.tv and you can view it there anytime.

04.01.2022 Some scary facts and figures for Victorian buildings here: https://www.mcgqs.com.au//aluminium-composite-cladding-be/

02.01.2022 In this episode of ArchiTel, we bring you the Taronga Institute of Science & learning by NBRS ARCHITECTURE. We speak with NBRS Director of Design Andrew Duffin and Associate Ewan Saunders. The vision of the Taronga Institute of Science and Learning (TISL) is to reveal innovative concepts for science, learning and conservation. Creating an interactive, immersive experience, setting Taronga apart from other science and research institutions - NBRS Architecture Watch here: https://bit.ly/36vu8tr

02.01.2022 Great little story of how Brintons Carpets helped Six Degrees Architects bring the Capitol back to life. Watch here: https://bit.ly/2YQqqIw