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By Design 2009-07-01

NSW Wilkinson winning private house Here are some images of the 2009 NSW Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) Wilkinson Award-winning house designed by Neeson Murcutt Architects. The house is at Whale Beach on the northern Sydney peninsular. Neeson Murcutt also won the 2007 Wilkinson Award for a house in suburban Five Dock, in Sydney. There is a link to this interview with Rachel Neeson and Nick Murcutt, below. The man who finished the Sydney Opera House The beauty and solemnity of the me...

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[ Wed, 01 Jul 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-06-24

Lars Rasmussen founder of Google Maps Meet Lars Rasmussen, who with his brother Jens, co-founded a mapping start-up, Where 2 Technologies, which was acquired by Google in 2004. Lars joined Google and this acquisition became Google Maps. Next on By Design the story of Google Maps and a look at the latest product Google Wave, which will be released later in 2009. Lars will present the 2009 Warren Centre Innovation lecture starting in Sydney later this month. The designs of Salvador Dali Salvado...

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[ Wed, 24 Jun 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-06-17

Meet Kevin McCloud, host of ABC's Grand Designs Kevin McCloud is the presenter of Grand Designs, and that is probably all we need to say to introduce him. When not doing Grand Designs, Kevin keeps himself busy with his design business in London, specialising in lighting and furniture, and he lives 'organically' in a 500-year-old farmhouse in Somerset with his wife and two children. Find out how Grand Designs chooses which houses to film, and whether or not Kevin McCloud would let Grand Designs ...

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[ Wed, 17 Jun 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-06-10

Paul Carter Phone: Think like a designer: it's all you need to succeed To success in business nowadays you need to have a fresh approach. It is no longer enough to look back and say, it was ever thus. To do this means you will never be innovative, never find a new way of understanding the audience or custoner. To survive the 21st century you need a new approach to the way you think. Find our why you need to think like a designer – and why this is the subject all the best business scho...

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[ Wed, 10 Jun 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-06-03

Golf course design The major design elements of the modern golf course relate directly back to the Scottish seaside playing fields where the game originated, giving golf—among all sports—a unique connection with the landscape. Trends and Products: public spaces A quiet revolution has been going on around us. Landscape architecture has found itself at the leading edge of design ideas for public spaces we all take for granted: streets, squares and public parks. Find out how Australi...

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[ Wed, 03 Jun 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-05-27

Grids: they're everywhere Emblematic of modernity, the grid gives form to everything from skyscrapers and office cubicles to Mondrian paintings and bits of computer code. But the grid has a history that long predates modernity; it is the most prominent visual structure in Western culture. Trends and Products: schools re-think classroom design In our Trends and Products segment this week we have invited educationalist Deirdre Barron to talk about interesting research from Melbourne´s Swinbo...

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[ Wed, 27 May 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-05-20

Stephen Bayley on Prince Charles's 'sorry' Stephen Bayley is the architecture correspondant for the UK's Oberserver newspaper and online site. He keeps us up-to-date this week on the latest musings on modern architecture from Prince Charles. Twenty years ago the Prince slammed modern architecture. This week he broke his silence at the annual Royal Institute of British Architects annual lecture. He almost said sorry. Trends and products: Moving house less often And in our Trends and Products ...

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[ Wed, 20 May 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-05-06

How to control noise and live better Noise has prompted more letters to us than anything else this year. And they continue to come in, so this topic is very alive with you. Most of you have complained about noise in cafes and restaurants, clearly it is driving you crazy. Building smaller Build better not bigger: that´s the take-home message from the Not So Big Movement, a movement which took off in America a decade after the publication of a book called The Not So Big House. The movement has...

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[ Wed, 06 May 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-04-29

Aaron Betsky on media and architecture: complex collaborators Today architectural historian, writer and critic Aaron Betsky joins By Design. Aaron will be in Australia this week as a keynote speaker at the annual Australia Institute of Architects conference, Parallax, in Melbourne. Transparent law building at Sydney University Sydney University Law Faculty has found a new life on campus at the University of Sydney. For many years the faculty has `camped´ on the campus, travelling to and from...

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[ Wed, 29 Apr 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-04-22

The making of Chicago This year marks the one hundredth anniversary of American architect Daniel Burham´s master plan for the city of Chicago. The detailed plan for a monumental lakefront metropolis of boulevards, parks and grand buildings has been heralded as the most effective example of large-scale urban planning America has ever seen. Catherine Martin at home Now a visit to the home of one of Australia´s top designers, Catherine Martin. With her husband Baz Luhrmann, Catherine -- or CM ...

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[ Wed, 22 Apr 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-04-15

Paradise: your garden? Over the last few weeks many of you have written to us about your garden, and your interest in what a garden is. Today Holly Kerr Forsyth -- gardening writer and photographer -- joins By Design to tell us about her trip around world looking at what she has described in her new book as 'Gardens of Eden'. Glass: the most modern of materials Glass -- so everyday that is almost seems crazy to ask what is glass. On this week's By Design we are asking just that question: what...

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[ Wed, 15 Apr 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-04-08

Pugin; God's Architect August Welby Pugin had a short life of just 40 years. Yet in that time he changed the look of Victorian Britain with his visionary Gothic architecture, designing glorious churches, cathedrals and houses. And he made his presence felt even in Australia. Architecture through the eyes of a child In this heartfelt audio essay called Building Jersusalem, Colin Bisset revisits his childhood dream of becoming an architect. It is reflection on the youthful wonderment with which...

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[ Wed, 08 Apr 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-04-01

Thomas Keller and the French Laundry Thomas Keller's cooking has made him one of the most renowned chefs in the States, and brought his restaurant -- the strangely named French Laundry -- three Michelin stars and a regular appearance among the top five in the annual Restaurant Magazine list of the Top 50 Restaurants of the World. It´s clear from the book of the eatery that he´s very good when it comes to designing a plateful of classically inspired, but very personal food. Trends and Pro...

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[ Wed, 01 Apr 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-03-18
Amanda Levete: a woman at the top Amanda Levete is one of a handful of UK architects who I think we can safely say are behind the new look—architecturally speaking—of London, and of the UK more generally. Trends - why are there so many design festivals? Ben Evan is the man who runs the London Design Festival. In 2002, when the festival first started, its competition was only another four or five design festivals worldwide. Toyo Ito calls for us to release our inner Tarzan Toyo I...

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[ Wed, 25 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-03-04

Trends and Products: Jewish Museums There is a global trend in building Jewish museums but why now? Is it something to do with a change in Jewish identity self-understanding or is it simply that all sorts of cultures are wanting their own museums? Designing for kids If you have small children and you regularly listen to this radio program perhaps the choices you make about the accoutrements of parenthood - from prams to toys - are influenced by your interest in design. Your generation might ...

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[ Wed, 04 Mar 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-02-25

Bricolage: The art of recycling The word Bricolage means the construction of something from whatever materials are at hand. And that´s exactly what the Bricolage competition is encouraging Tasmanian designers to use. Run by the state´s Department of the Environment, it´s a call to arms for Tasmanian designers to produce a marketable product from industrial waste ... the stuff left over from manufacturing other products that might otherwise end up as landfill. Fire-proof your house - living ...

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[ Wed, 25 Feb 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-02-18

Hand-made houses, preferably without a loan Earlier this year By Design received a wonderful letter from listener Maree Fowler, who has lived on the far north coast of NSW for 35 years. Luxury real estate Things being what they are in the financial world today, this might not seem like the best time to talk about luxury real estate. On the other hand, perhaps it´s the very best time: after all, the depression of the thirties saw all those sparkling Hollywood musicals, with Fred and Ginger da...

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[ Wed, 18 Feb 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-02-11

Design inspired by nature The Ecomimicry Project is a highly imaginative experiment in design demonstrating how the natural world may serve as inspiration for design ideas. Catalogues: a history of mail-order shopping Long before the internet there was the mail-order catalogue, from which you could buy almost anything without actually going to the shop. In the USA—where the whole idea started—the catalogue is still very popular, but the inte...

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[ Wed, 11 Feb 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-02-04

Heritage and modernity In a country where there are no Norman castles or Greek temples to worry about, we should be good at preserving our modern architectural heritage. But are we? This week, we talk to a couple of UK experts about lessons that can be learnt from the British experience of preserving the architectural legacy of Modernism, and making it public. The underground house Eight years ago in the Victorian town of Ballarat, Samantha McIntosh be...

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[ Wed, 04 Feb 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-01-28

A cabin in the woods. Many Australians are lucky enough to own a holiday home, but even though their weekend getaways might be small, modest affairs, few would refer to their place as a cabin. It´s not a word we use. But in North America the cabin—particularly the log cabin, a little place in the woods—has a long tradition. New life for an old family farm A 5,500 hectare cattle property in the Genoa River catchment area between Bombala and ...

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[ Wed, 28 Jan 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-01-21

Trends and Products: Yves Saint Laurent This week we celebrate the legacy of a legendary trend-setter in the world of fashion. Yves Saint Laurent, who died last year, changed the world of 20th century fashion with his design and his use of fabric. He is famous for inventing the re-invention of the pants suit for women. Early Holdens This week on Trends and Products, the product we´re looking at is a car. But not just any car, an Australian icon. And w...

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[ Wed, 21 Jan 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-01-14

Town squares Beijing has Tiananmen Square, London has Trafalgar Square and New York has Times Square -- which isn't really a square at all. But is there still room and need for city squares in Australian urban planning today? Portmeirion Portmeirion is a remarkable Italianate village, located not in Italy but in Wales. And although you might never have visited it yourself, if you were a fan of Patrick McGoohan´s cult television series The Prisoner it w...

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[ Wed, 14 Jan 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-01-07

The humble brick The first alluvial clay was actually found in the first two weeks of European settlement at Sydney's Cockle Bay. Now it's known as Haymarket and Chinatown, where ABC Ultimo is based and from where By Design is broadcast each week. While the brick industry started in Sydney, the brick revolution spread quickly across the country. Perth is often referred to by old brickmakers as the brick capital of the world. And in every small town there was a brickworks. If not, a...

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[ Wed, 07 Jan 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2009-01-07

The humble brick The first alluvial clay was actually found in the first two weeks of European settlement at Sydney's Cockle Bay. Now it's known as Haymarket and Chinatown, where ABC Ultimo is based and from where By Design is broadcast each week. While the brick industry started in Sydney, the brick revolution spread quickly across the country. Perth is often referred to by old brickmakers as the brick capital of the world. And in every small town there was a brickworks. If not, a...

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[ Wed, 07 Jan 2009 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2008-12-30

The look of the decade All decades have their iconic objects and metaphors that describe the times. Adrian Franklin suggests that today's objects include LCD flat-screeen TVs, BlackBerries, the Toyota Prius, exuberant, loud large women's handbags, patio gas heaters and the iPod. We had the swinging 60s, the decadent 20s and the austere 30s. How will we describe the noughties? Trends: Aircraft interior design Trends is the spot where each week we investi...

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[ Tue, 30 Dec 2008 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2008-12-30

The look of the decade All decades have their iconic objects and metaphors that describe the times. Adrian Franklin suggests that today's objects include LCD flat-screeen TVs, BlackBerries, the Toyota Prius, exuberant, loud large women's handbags, patio gas heaters and the iPod. We had the swinging 60s, the decadent 20s and the austere 30s. How will we describe the noughties? Trends: Aircraft interior design Trends is the spot where each week we investi...

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[ Tue, 30 Dec 2008 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2008-12-24

Trends: urban forests This week Trends and Products is about urban forests, with physicist Dr Peter Fisher, who emailed us in response to our Conversation in June with the Melbourne City Council´s Rob Adams. Dr Fisher has a passion for old-fashioned shade from trees and plants, and is lobbying hard for urban forests. He is a climate change consultant and research fellow at the Central Queensland University. Japanese baths Bathing is essentially about washing the dirt off your body, but if y...

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[ Wed, 24 Dec 2008 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2008-12-24

Trends: urban forests This week Trends and Products is about urban forests, with physicist Dr Peter Fisher, who emailed us in response to our Conversation in June with the Melbourne City Council´s Rob Adams. Dr Fisher has a passion for old-fashioned shade from trees and plants, and is lobbying hard for urban forests. He is a climate change consultant and research fellow at the Central Queensland University. Japanese baths Bathing is essentially about w...

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[ Wed, 24 Dec 2008 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2008-12-17

Casinopolitanism: how casinos made Las Vegas and Macau A lot of Australian cities have casino, but what we don´t have is a city that was made by gambling. In other words, we don´t have a Las Vegas. Trends and Products: technology trends for 2009 Today By Design looks at the big trends for 2008 -- the ones that will take us into 2009. And it is worth noting that 2008 was the year Google turned 10. How our world has changed. Hypothetical Houses Imagine a house designed specifically with ...

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[ Wed, 17 Dec 2008 00:00:00 +1000 ]


By Design 2008-12-17

Casinopolitanism: how casinos made Las Vegas and Macau A lot of Australian cities have casino, but what we don´t have is a city that was made by gambling. In other words, we don´t have a Las Vegas. Trends and Products: technology trends for 2009 Today By Design looks at the big trends for 2008 -- the ones that will take us into 2009. And it is worth noting that 2008 was the year Google turned 10. How our world has changed. Hypothetical...

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[ Wed, 17 Dec 2008 00:00:00 +1000 ]

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