Architecture AU

Marking the twenty-fifth commission in the annual series, this year's pavilion is anchored by an undulating serpentine wall.

170 exceptional homes are featured on the 2026 Houses Awards shortlist.

In the New House over 200m2 category, 45 projects were shortlisted.

In the New House under 200m2 category, 20 projects were shortlisted.

In the House Alteration and Addition over 200m2 category, 34 projects were shortlisted.

In the House Alteration and Addition under 200m2 category, 33 projects have been shortlisted.

In the Apartment or Unit category, 19 projects were shortlisted.

In the Small Project category, 14 projects were shortlisted.

In the House in a Heritage Context category, 15 projects were shortlisted.

In the Sustainability category, 27 projects were shortlisted.

Seven firms were shortlisted in the Emerging Architecture Practice category.

Architects, students, graduates and allied professionals are invited to have their say on their future vision for the architectural profession for an upcoming issue of Architecture Australia.

On the first leg of the tour, winners dug beneath the lush layers of Singapore’s urban greenery to discover the strategic systems-thinking driving the city’s biophilic agenda.

The much-anticipated Sydney Fish Market is a building that must live up to tradition – both of grand public architecture and of authentic cultural ritual. It’s a large order to fill.

James Loder of Wardle, Josh FitzGerald of Archier and Candour, and Sian Willmott of Hassell explore the new and diverse ways architectural practices are harnessing artificial intelligence and emerging technologies, leading to smarter processes that tackle the complexities of producing sustainable buildings.

InteriorsAu editor Cassie Hansen gathers together her favourite design items that have crossed her desk in May 2026.

The museum has unveiled a broad network of Australian designers contributing to its development, spanning landscape, interiors and object design in a landmark cultural project for Western Sydney.

Each month we ask an Australian designer our twelve burning questions about design. We call it The Design Dozen. This month we sit down with the founding director of SJB Interiors, Andrew Parr.

The new 14-storey building consolidates surgical theatres, intensive care units and an oncology treatment centre.

Thirty-one projects were recognised at the 2026 Tasmanian Architecture Awards, with themes of restraint, renewal and respect for history emerging across the program.