Architectural Review Asia Pacific

Architectural Review 173 looks at teamwork. Or in the words of this issue’s lead practice co-director Austin Maynard. “There’s no such thing as the individual hero in architecture”. Starchitects take note. Architecture has and always will be a team s

Released earlier this year, Speculative futures helps us move beyond what currently exists into what could one day be. Inspired by art, film, fiction, and industrial design, Johanna Hoffman uses speculation to provoke, imagine, and dream into what li

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AR: COVID-19 has brought upon new challenges. How have client demands altered work-life balance? Angelina Pillai (AP): Mental health challenges across the construction industry are rampant. Its prevalence is gaining momentum more publicly as industry

The space you work in is very important. Elements to consider include picking the right spot with visual and acoustical privacy, getting lighting spot on, being ergonomic and comfortable and of course the technical side of good connection. Many have

“Architecture shouldn’t be considered a nice to have, it should be a necessity,” Paul Viney says when asked about architecture through an economic downtown. In fact, Viney believes there are a number of ways to work around the industry when home reno