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MPavilion exists as an idea of architectural form, envisioned in reality and temporary in place, functional in its existence and always extant somewhere. The idea of MPavilion was first realised in 2014 by the Naomi Milgrom Foundation, a nonprofit organisation whose focus is on openly accessible art and architecture for the Australian public. Each year […]

Empty shopfronts decorated in faded newspaper peeling and barely legible through the dust laden glass, a small slit for letters in the door stuffed full spills through the entrance way like an envelope rug. The verandah providing a makeshift scaffold itself soon to be washed in multiple coats of fresh paint. A sign rehung and […]

Melbourne design week presented by the National Gallery of Victoria was held throughout the third week of March at various locations around the city, showcasing some of the state’s leading designers of furniture, lighting, general wares and objet d’art. The 1880’s mansion Villa Alba in the inner east suburb of Kew provided one such exhibition space. The […]

Very few small automotive events manage to pull off diversity and class but the guys behind Springthorpe car show did it seemingly with ease. I took some time with Jaron, Gareth and Anthony the organisers behind the event to talk about how the Springthorpe car show came about. Springthorpe is quite unique for a suburban […]

Rows of terraces cut into well kept estates once fertile grounds set aside for cultivation, a puritanical manifestation of wealth set high on the hill, two stories in stature with views across the paddocks permeated with gums, she-oaks, tea tree and native grasses; an early subdivision south of the river, itself yet to be set […]