Monday, January 11, 2010

Monument 94 (December 2009/January 2010)

The latest issue of Monument is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Contents:
  • TREND REPORT Solar energy is still in its early days, but its development potential is seemingly limitless
  • NEWS SITE Laneways By George! report
  • GRADUATE PROFILE UTS graduate, Amanda Clarke, seamlessly combines an art and architecture practice
  • CLOSE-UP: POWERBOARDS Practical and sleek, these purposeful systems can no longer be overlooked
  • OBJECTS Hand-picked by Monument
  • DESIGN PROFILE KDa's work was recently showcased at Tokyo's Gallery MA, proving there is far more to this architecture firm that their PechaKucha fame
  • WORKSHOP Two years since Matthew Herbert and Rob Maniscalco teamed up to design the flagship Claude Maus store we ask them how it all looks, in hindsight
  • IN CONVERSATION Principles of NH Architecture, SJB Architects and Bates Smart discuss CBW
  • INTERNATIONAL REPORT David Neustein checks out Experimenta Lisbon 2009
  • GLOBAL ROAMING MONUMENT roams the globe to find the newest and best retail stores
  • SVARMISK RESORT & SPA Grant Amon Architects creates a warm and inviting dual-purpose space
  • 31 QUEEN ST Gray Puksand teamed up with artist Daniel Templeman to refurbish a Melbourne inner-city building, with the objective of establishing a different 'address'
  • ROCKWALL BAR & GRILL Dock4 pays due respect to history while still adding their distinctive touch to a new restaurant in Hobart's Salamanca Place
  • ARMANI FIFTH AVENUE A serpentine stair introduces wow-factor as it winds up the centre of Fuksas' new Armani store in New York
  • CAFE VUE Elenberg Fraser imbues Cafe Vue in Melbourne with a strong sense of theatricality
  • THE COOP Matt Gibson A+D's installation playfully references childhood memories of the humble chicken coop
  • RETROSPECTIVE Ibis House may be a shadow of its former self, but the once brilliant orange building still has a story to tell
  • READING MATTER New book releases
  • SITE UNSEEN Projects on the drawing board

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