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Brainport Smart District by UNStudio

Brainport Smart District by UNStudio

Architecture by Open Journal

Brainport Smart District (BSD) is a 150-hectare, mixed-use neighbourhood currently in the midst of development in The Netherlands.

Tulipwood House | Auhaus Architecture

Tulipwood House | Auhaus Architecture

Architecture by Stephen Crafti

Named after the plantation-grown timber sourced from the US and used to clad this residence, the Tulipwood House celebrates a sense of light and longevity.

Going Japanese with Schulberg Demkiw Architects

Going Japanese with Schulberg Demkiw Architects

Architecture by Stephen Crafti

Schulberg Demkiw Architects have realised a beautiful fusion of Japanese interior design sensibilities within the constraints of a Victorian streetscape.

Wotruba Church | Brutalist Sensibilities

Wotruba Church | Brutalist Sensibilities

Architecture by Open Journal

Wotruba Church by Fritz Wotruba is perhaps one of the world’s most iconic examples of brutalist architecture.

Long House by Clare Cousins Architects

Long House by Clare Cousins Architects

Architecture by Stephen Crafti

Long House by Clare Cousins Architects is imbued with an idyllic sense of suburban Australiana with harmony between its built and natural environments.

The Three Mat Apartments of Tokyo

The Three Mat Apartments of Tokyo

Architecture, High Density Homes by Open Journal

Tokyo’s extreme urban density has long been an issue. Recently though, a group of enterprising developers has delivered a whole new residential possibility.

C.A.P Part II |Collingwood Yards

C.A.P Part II |Collingwood Yards

Architecture by Open Journal

Collingwood Yards: a vibrant creative community sensitively informed by the patina of the original, reimagined in the vein of holistic gentrification.

Bridging The Gap with MAArchitects

Bridging The Gap with MAArchitects

Architecture by Stephen Crafti

MAArchitects cleverly bridge the gap between the traditional Victorian architecture of Albert Park with effortlessly contemporary design sensibilities.

Manuel Aires Mateus

Manuel Aires Mateus

Architecture by Open Journal

On a recent trip to Australia, Portuguese architect Manuel Aires Mateus met with Open Journal to discuss his work and the opportunity for exploring the notion of designing within the landscape of Victoria's Mornington Peninsula.