Month: July 2019

In 1833 the town of Northam was gazetted; with the Ballardong Noongar people suffering intense and bloody repression until 1841 when relations became generally peaceful. In 1905 The Aborigines Act allowed the State to have complete control of ‘protection, control and segregation of Aboriginal people’ and in 1933 the whole Aboriginal population of the town was exiled to the Moore River Native Settlement- some 200 km away and in another “country”.

the structure provides service facilities for museum visitors as well as temporary exhibition space and an auditorium with around 300 seats.
The post david chipperfield opens the first new building on berlin’s museum island in almost a century ap…

Photography by Ryan Jellyman   Studio Jackson Scott has recently completed a small modern house in Australia, that sits tucked away from the street and is surrounded by trees. The exterior of the house is covered in black fibre cement panels with matching black battens that create dimension and define the window locations.   Photography […]

Alosno is a small village in “Andévalo”, a subregion of the Province of Huelva in the southwest of Spain. It is a place known for a special type of Flamenco music called Fandango, world-famous charcuterie Jamón Ibérico, and close proximity to the mines of Tharsis, and thus to its English colonial architecture. In this context, we were commissioned to design a single family house, described as “traditional” by our clients.