The third in the series of ” Vola Q & A Celebrates ” was held at dedece Sydney on Wed 13th March, 2013
The previous renowned Australian architects celebrated by Vola and dedece were Glen Murcutt and Kerry Hill. This time it was Alex Popovs’ turn to be roundly honoured
The Sydney Opera House is a masterpiece of late modern architecture. Internationally admired and proudly treasured by the people of Australia.
This iconic building was the profound vision of Danish architect Jørn Utzon.
“There are no truths in architecture. !
Architects must take their own position in respect of which architectural doctrine they will fight for and defend”
The recipient of the 2013 Pritzker Architecture Prize Laureate is Toyo Ito, a 71 year old architect based in Tokyo, Japan.
Toyo Ito is a creator of timeless buildings, who at the same time boldly chart new paths.
Completed between 1956-1958, the cluster-style architecture of Hizuchi Elementary School represents a hybrid of modernism and traditionalism.
Modernist features such as the rational spatial design, use of dual facade windows, and a long glass exterior hallway that connected the entire school, are juxtaposed with the use of a traditional Japanese material: wood, in the construction
After a whirlwind tour of Asia, Tom Dixon landed in Sydney ready to “entertain invited colleagues of dedece” and to particpate in the now legendary, informal yet informative “dedece Q & A” dinner format
Eero Saarinen: Furniture for Everyman is the first monograph to focus exclusively on his furniture designs.
A self-declared “form-giver,” his furniture, like his architecture, is characterized by its sleek and expressive forms
To design spaces that fit in with their surroundings and outdoor experiences, Kettal combines materials, manufacturing techniques, colours and styles.
Outdoor designs are so sophisticated in styles, textures, and proportions, they are increasingly considered for interior
“Architecture is merely a container after all, and that is okay”