Fashion Trends Forecast (Summer 2012)

The latest issue of Fashion Trends Forecast is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Collezioni Donna No. 143 (Spring/Summer 2011)

Cover image and contents
taken from Collezioni Donna

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

http://www.logos.info/

Contents:

• Events Dream creations
• Exhibitions Democratic camera -- Eyes wide open -- The dream approaches -- Indescreet beauty -- Chaos and Classicism -- The artist behind the camera -- Crazy hats
• Protagonists Gsm -- Olsen -- Addy van den Krommenacker -- Methap Elaidi -- Susanne Wiebe -- Danivè Mode -- Sergei Grinko -- Nakkna -- German fashion protagonists -- Anja Gockel London
• News Exploring new Horizons -- Rising stars_emerging talents
• Fairs Madrid_Simm -- White_Milano -- Amsterdam_Modefabriek -- Fashion House -- Italian Suite

S/S 2011 Fashion Shows

Milano

• Urban magnetism Colours -- Flowing pants -- Natural -- Dresses -- Floral prints -- Denim -- Damask -- Leather -- Knitwear -- Openwork -- Calf lengths -- Stripes -- White -- Prints -- Lace -- Animalier -- Fringes -- Crystals -- Night

Lookbooks

• What's hot in the cities -- Cold Case -- Alessia Xoccato -- Michel Mayer -- San Andrès Milano -- Caira Design -- Ilaria Nistri -- D. A. Daniele Alessandrini -- dMajuscule -- Naughty Dog

New York

• Democratic revolution -- Lace -- Pants -- Denim -- Overcoats -- Knitwear -- Leather -- Drapes -- Prints -- Natural -- Colours -- White -- Longuette -- Gold -- Night

New York Lookbooks

• What's hot in the city -- Tom Scott -- Gary Graham -- Nary Manivong -- Jonathan Simkhai -- Logan Neitzel -- Tess Giberson -- Kaelen

Fashion weeks

• 080 Barcelona -- Valencia Fashion Week -- Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Berlin -- Düsseldorf_Igedo fashion shows

On stage

• Northern Europe -- Copenhagen fashion week -- Ciff -- Gallery and CPH Vision -- Norwegian fashion institute -- Mercedes Benz Fashion Week Stockholm -- Lookbooks -- Jan Ahlgren -- Barbara I Gongini -- Azizi -- A.M. Victoria -- Kurl Project -- Vita

Lookbooks

• Barbara Schwarzer -- Minx -- Trixi Schober -- Asandri

Desktop #267 (December/January 2011)

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

http://www.desktopmag.com.au/

Contents:

• UPDATE
• DEBRIEF PRINT - Fuji Xerox Australia.
• DEBRIEF CAMPAIGN - Rip Curl.
• 2011 CREATIVE CRYSTAL BALL DESIGNING FOR TOMORROW Six creatives make their predictions for 2011.
• THIS YEAR I WILL TRY NOT TO THIS YEAR I WILL TRY TO BE NEW Jason Little investigates Christopher Doyle and Elliott Scott's quest to be new.
• PROFILE SIMPLY SPLENDID Meisy Cheong discovers something splendid is going on in an old ironmonger's factory in Melbourne.
• PICTURE THIS VINTAGE SHOOTER Alex Prager's work is like a starburst of old style goodness captured with a modern eye, writes Jo Spurling.
• COOLSTUFF CHRISTMAS WISH LIST.
• CENTREFOLD
• PICTURE THIS PHOTOGRAPHER GIFT GUIDE.
• WEB THE GLOBAL SHOPPER Starting a professional online retail set-up? Stuart Gonsal has some tips.
• STUDIO DESIGNING DISNEY What really goes into animating a Disney classic? Alison Copley speaks with head animator Glen Keane to find out.
• TYPE GO FONT UR SELF Luca Ionescu talks to art director, curator and letterform addict, Marty Routledge.
• DIGITAL IN THE STORE Neil Simpson chats with Richard Beaumont about retail design, and the reinvention of Coles.
• PRODUCT REVIEWS TEN iPAD APPS FOR DESIGNERS.
• DIRECTIONS IN DESIGN ANOTHER YEAR DOWN Australia's creative industry has bounced back, but there's no room for complacency in 2011, writes Simon Lusty.
• REARVIEW

AGENCYLAND

• ABOUT TOWN NEWS
• VIEWFINDER
• BRIEF ENCOUNTERS ENIGMA DDB Melbourne design Devil's Lair winemaker's website.
• PEER PRESSURE KEEPING CREATIVE Staying inspired during the silly season.
• PROFILE CURIOUSER AND CURIOUSER Curious Films' intrepid way of navigating the creative industry.

Site Planning and Design Handbook

Site planning and design handbook (2nd edition) by Thomas H. Russ is a new book that is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

Architectural Drafting for Interior Designers

Architectural drafting for interior designers by Lydia Sloan Cline is a new book that is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

History of Interior Design & Furniture

History of interior design & furniture: from ancient Egypt to nineteenth-century Europe (2nd edition) by Robbie G. Blakemore is a new book that is now available for loan in the Learning Centre.

"History of Interior Design and Furniture, Second Edition presents a comprehensive survey of the major historical periods of interior architecture and decorative styles.  Now full color throughout, this monumental overview is a breathtaking journey through five millennia of interior space, architectural details, and furniture.

The updated Second Edition masterfully distinguishes between such styles as Queen Anne, Rococo, and Elizabethan, while emphasizing the critical aesthetic elements of the societies that produced these recognizable styles.  Starting in ancient Egypt, this authoritative survey chronicles the ever-changing panorama of Greek, Roman, Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, and nineteenth-century design.  From wall paintings in Pompeii to the luxurious parlours of Victorian England, special attention is paid to the relationships between interior architecture and the objects that define its spaces.

This impressive work offers more than just a history of style - it examines furniture and design from the broader social, political, economic, and technological perspectives exclusive to each historical continuum, this insightful book traces the thread of cultural influence across centuries, from the ancient Roman's retrospective look at their Greek forerunners to the revival styles that characterize the Victorian age.  Thoroughly researched and clearly presented, this book integrates enlightening facts against a backdrop of the evolution of space and the interior aesthetic over time.

More than 450 elegant photographs and over 175 new illustrations - many covering furniture types such as beds and storage - support the authoritative text inside.  Stunning three-dimensional plans convey the spatial relationships that are essential to understanding the history of interior architecture, and a historical timeline chronicles the important events that shaped interior design.  Explicit, cogent captions not only identify each figure but also provide insightful commentary that supplements the primary text.  This edition is also complete with a new comprehensive glossary of terms as well as a companion Web site.

History of Interior Design and Furniture, Second Edition is a unique and welcome addition to the canon of interior design literature.  Stimulating to the practitioner as well as the layman, this grand Second Edition is required reading for the serious student and educator of architecture and design alike." -- dust jacket

Domus No. 941 (November 2010)

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

The Architectural Review (November 2010)

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

Contents:

VIEW

• Revealed: Eero Saarinen's secret wartime role in the White House
• The impact of the Commonwealth Games on the cityscape of Delhi
• How will Castro's change of course affect Cuban architecture?
• The Museum of Modern Art in New York reveals its sensitive side
• Charles Correa's new research unit is an urban beacon for Lisbon

BUILDINGS

• Map
• Bolles+Wilson Helmond City Library, Helmond, the Netherlands
• Manuelle Gautrand Lille Métropole Museum of Modern Art, Villeneuve d'Ascq, France
• Zaha Hadid Architects Evelyn Grace Academy, London, UK
• Stéphane Beel Architecten deSingel International Arts Campus, Antwerp, Belgium
• Álvaro Siza, Carlos Castanheira, Jun Saung Kim Mimesis Museum, Paju Book City, South Korea
• JLCG Arquitectos São Jorge Castle Archaeological Site, Lisbon, Portugal

SKILL

• Peter Rich investigates masonry vault structures for the Prince of Wales' sustainability garden party

EXPLORING EYE

• Duccio Malagamba navigates the vast lengths and breadths of Brasilia, 50 years on from its inauguration as capital of Brazil

MARGINALIA

• The Swedish welfare state; Dante's inferno alights in Waterloo; John Piper's acute observations; sublime visions of terror by Piranesi

DELIGHT

• For the Jewish festival of Sukkot, 600 architects compete to design a temporary structure, or sukkah

Architecture Australia (November/December 2010)

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

Contents:

COMMENT

• FOREWORD From Karl Fender, Institute President
• REFLECTION Awards, exhibitions
• PRACTICE Rob Malkin of Autodesk on design visualization and BIM
• LETTERS Readers write
• CALENDAR Forward planning

RADAR

• HEADLINES News and nuance
• EXHIBITION Callum Morton's Ghost World, reviewed by Naomi Stead
• COMPETITION Annabelle Pegrum on the role of competitions
• PROCUREMENT Leon van Schaik and Geoffrey London on procuring innovative architecture
• COMPETITION Peter Johns reviews a new bicycle storage initiative
• EVENT Paul Walker on the Indigenous Placemaking Symposium
• EXHIBITION Emoh Ruo reviewed by Liam Young
• ESSAY The winner of SONA's recent essay competition
• BIENNALE Venice reviewed by Carey Lyon, Rachel Hurst and Mirjana Lozanovska

NATIONAL ARCHITECTURE AWARDS

JURY OVERVIEW

PUBLIC ARCHITECTURE

• Sir Zelman Cowen Award Epping to Chatswood Rail LInk, Intermediate Stations, Hassell
• National Awards The Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Joint venture architects Woods Bagot and NH Architecture Surry Hills Library and Community Centre, FJMT
• National Commendation Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial, Brian Hooper Architect and m3architecture, architects in association

RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - HOUSES

• Robin Boyd Award Trial Bay House, HBV Architects
• National Award Z House, Donovan Hill
• National Commendation Lyon Housemuseum, Lyons

RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE - MULTIPLE

• Frederick Romberg Award Seaspray Resort and Spa, Donovan Hill
• National  Commendations Yan Lane, Justin Mallia -- UNSW Village, Architectus

HERITAGE ARCHITECTURE

• Lachlan Macquarie Award Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Memorial, Brian Hooper Architect and m3architecture, architects in association
• National Awards Former Wests Furniture Showroom, Riddel Architecture -- Paddington Reservoir Gardens, Tonkin Zulaikha Greer with JMD Design and the City of Sydney

COMMERCIAL ARCHITECTURE

• Harry Seidler Award 5-9 Roslyn Street, Kings Cross, Durbach Block Architects
• National Award Port Phillip Estate, Wood/Marsh Architecture

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE

• Emil Sodersten Award ANZ Centre, Hassell
• National Awards Lyons Architecture Office, NMBW Architecture Studio -- Port Phillip Estate, Wood/Marsh Architecture

URBAN DESIGN

• Walter Burley Griffin Award Pirrama Park, Pyrmont, Hill Thalis Architecture + Urban Projects / Aspect Studios / CAB
• National Award Paddington Reservoir Gardens, Tonkin Zulaikha Greer with JMD Design and the City of Sydney
• National Commendations Eastlink Freeway, Wood/Marsh Architecture, Adelaide Zoo Entrance Precinct, Hassell

INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE

• Jørn Utzon Award The Met, Bangkok, Thailand, WOHA
• Awards Kesho Leo Children's Home, Sinon, Tanzania, Watson Architecture + Design -- Bras Basah Mass Rapid Transit Station, Singapore, WOHA
• Wall House, Shizuoka, Japan, Peter Stutchbury Architecture with Keiji Ashizawa Design
• Commendations Alila Villas Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia, WOHA -- Aman New Delhi, India, Kerry Hill Architects

SMALL PROJECT ARCHITECTURE

• National Award Strangio House, Maria Gigney Architects

ENDURING ARCHITECTURE

• 25 Year Award Supreme Court Complex, Hobart, Department of Public Works / Peter Partridge

SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE

• National Award Surry Hills Library and Community Centre, FJMT
• National Commendation Lyons Architecture Office, NMBW Architecture Studio

STEEL ARCHITECTURE

• Colorbond Award Australian Expo Pavilion, Wood/Marsh Architecture

THE CRITICS RESPOND

• Philip Goldswain and Melinda Payne, and Eli Giannini consider this year's outcomes

Managing the Design Process

Managing the design process, concept development: an essential manual for the working designer by Terry Lee Stone is a new book that is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

"Managing the Design Process - Concept Development is an essential primer for all graphic designers.  As students, designers learn to develop and hone their creative skills, but courses on managing their careers and business are almost nonexistent.  Everything from creating a design brief to what questions to ask in a client meeting, are the cornerstones of a successful design career.  Learning how to communicate and effectively strategize with clients to envision the best possible outcome for each project is essential for every designer.

This book explains how to do these things and more.  It focuses on the concept development process, the early stages of the designer-client relationship, before the design hits the pavement, so to speak.  Research, goal setting, design strategy, creative risk taking, and effectively managing client expectations are all addressed.

Businesses and organizations of all types are starting to understand that good design can give a product a distinct competitive advantage over other products in the same category - inevitably benefiting their company's bottom line.  What is not clear to many is the intricate collaborative partnership between designer and client that is required to not only achieve a great design, but also to utilize it to its full capacity through a series of strategic steps.  Managing the Design Process - Concept Development is precisely about that collaboration." -- back cover

Introduction to Ergonomics

Introduction to ergonomics (3rd edition) by R. S. Bridger is a new book that is now available for loan in the Learning Centre.

"The past decade has seen the development and testing of an increasingly large set of ergonomics tools.  With new sections in every chapter, the third edition of Introduction to Ergonomics describes a representative selection of tools and demonstrates how to apply them in practice.  In fully researched, stand alone sections with worked examples, the book provides useful, practical skills for dealing with real-world ergonomic problems.  The author's approach is based on a professional model in which specialized skills are backed-up by a good general knowledge of ergonomics.  This approach is in accordance with International Ergonomics Association guidelines.

See what's new in the Third Edition

• Ergonomics Workshop sections in each chapter with worked examples and advice for using problem solving tools
• Guidance for the design of questionnaires, rating scales, and the conduct of surveys applicable across all areas of ergonomics
• Task analysis examples together with a wide variety of ergonomics checklists and design guidelines
• Increased coverage of the role of stress and psychological well-being on the health of workers and on systems safety
• New material for course lectures, examinations, and projects - over 200 essays and exercises
• Glossary of technical terms
• New evidence for the cost-effectiveness of ergonomics in practice
• Advice for further study
• Updated Instructor's Manual

The book's built-in flexibility allows it to be used in a variety of ways.  Reading the main text supplies a general overview of ergonomics in action.  Delving deeper, the Ergonomics Workshop sections include tutorials and exercises that provide a basic toolkit for carrying out risk assessments and for solving real-world problems.  This multi-level organization allows those studying human factors, psychology, industrial engineering, and occupational ergonomics to get both general knowledge and specialized information.  The self-contained chapters are also accessible to non-ergonomics professionals who need to know more about the subject." -- back cover

Flooring

Flooring: the essential source book for planning, selecting, and restoring floors by Elizabeth Wilhide is a new book that is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

"We make more demands on the floor than we do on any other structural element of the home.  It must not only be strong and durable, but also comfortable, safe, and good-looking.  And since your choice in flooring can often require a substantial investment, getting it right is essential.  Elizabeth Wilhide's Flooring is a rich fund of inspiration and sound advice for all the floors in your home, whether it is modern or period, urban or rural, sumptuous or simple.

Flooring celebrates the fabulous range of colors, textures, and finishes widely available today.  Elizabeth Wilhide shows how to select and use the most appropriate floor covering - be it striking and cool, or warm and welcoming - as the basis for truly stunning interiors to suit every budget and way of life.  Overriding design issues including scale and proportion, architectural character, flooring combinations, and detail, are tackled with ingenuity, practicality, and style.

Individual chapters cover the main flooring materials: hard (brick, stone, marble, tile, glass, concrete, metal); wood (both old and new); sheet and soft tile (rubber, linoleum, vinyl, leather); and soft (textiles of every description).  There is detailed, illustrated advice on the installation, care, maintenance, and restoration of each material, as well as instructions for personalizing a floor using pattern and color, from simple contrasts to sophisticated paint effects.

Few other features can coordinate or define interior spaces as well as a carefully chosen floor.  With its 400 up-to-date color photographs, 100 how-to illustrations, and directory of suppliers, Flooring is the most comprehensive and practical volume devoted to this large and important element of the home." -- back cover

The Soft Furnishings Source Book

The soft furnishings source book by Leslie Geddes-Brown is a new book that is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

"Whether you long for the fresh and muted tones of Swedish minimalism, with sheer white linen hangings at the windows, or plan to upholster your sofa and armchairs in traditional toile de Jouy, The Soft Furnishings Source Book will help you to make your vision a reality.  In this fully revised and updated guide to decorative style, leading interiors writer Leslie Geddes-Brown shares her experience in exploring every aspect of using soft furnishings in the home.

The illuminating first chapter, on Fabric Styles, includes a host of images showing how the various types of fabric - from wools and velvets to suedes to and leathers - create a distinctive look and feel in a room.  The Components considers the different elements of soft furnishings, including curtains, loose covers, cushions and bed treatments, and offers advice about how to find your way through the multitude of choices.  Room By Room shows how these individual elements can be brought together into cohesive decorative schemes.

In Practicalities, Lucinda Ganderton covers basic sewing techniques and gives step-by-step instructions for 12 stylish yet simple projects.  An extensive directory of suppliers puts the finishing touch to this indispensable guide." -- dust jacket

Chema Madoz

Chema Madoz: Obras Maestras (Masterpieces) is a new book that is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

"Chema Madoz Born in Spain in 1958, is one of contemporary photography's most personal and innovative artists. His work, influenced by surrealism and visual poetry, composes a complex magic universe where objects are never what they seem, or seem to be what they aren't. Madoz brilliantly plays with the perception of those who view his images and explores beyond reality.

In just one year (2000), his profound, intuitive work received Spain's National Photography Award, the PHotoEspaña Prize and the Higashikawa Prize. The artist, who has always lived in Madrid, has held numerous exhibitions since the mid-nineteen eighties. Outstanding among them are Objetos 1990-1999, the first retrospective that the Reina Sofía Museum dedicated to a live Spanish photographer; Chema Madoz 2000-2005, organised by the Ministry of Culture; and Poética, a travelling show that has received the praise of critics and public alike in countries such as Japan, China and Brazil.

Obras Maestras (Masterpieces) This book, which initiates La Fárica's Obras Maestras Collection, tells the story of Chema Madoz through the reproduction of more than 300 photographs within its 450 pages.

Page by page, three decades of creation are covered and the artist's inner world is revealed. His life and works are discovered thanks to essays by Duane Michals, Oliva María Rubio, Estrella de Diego and Christian Caujolle as well as an extensive and detailed illustrated timeline." -- dust jacket

Marlene Dumas

Marlene Dumas: measuring your own grave is a new book that is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

You can view the companion website at this address: http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/exhibitions/34

Contemporary Details

Contemporary details: the definitive interior design sourcebook by Nonie Niesewand is a new book that is now available for loan from the Learning Centre.

"Spend a day tramping the streets of London, New York, or Amsterdam looking for contemporary handles or a wooden basin and you will most likely return home empty handed. Type the words "glass ceiling" into an Internet search engine and you will be given a choice of nearly 50,000 websites. In this book products have been sourced at international fairs and reviewed on the net to widen your horizons while narrowing your choices. contemporary details is the definitive guide to sourcing modern fixtures and fittings, providing instant design solutions for the 21st century.

Much more than an illustrated directory of the most beautiful and amazing objects available today, contemporary details features a collection of inspirational interiors designed by architects and designers that show how to get the latest looks, alongside pictures of over 650 products that author Nonie Niesewand has sleuthed from around the world. These are the very best interior design products, yet all are factory-produced, with a long shelf-life, and readily available. A directory of over 800 suppliers ensures that all the products can be easily sourced.

With an emphasis on including the very latest in "smart" technology and eco-friendly products, contemporary details is as inspiring as it is useful." -- dust jacket

Television Programs of Interest (Sat 27th November to Fri 3rd December 2010)

• CLAUDE MONET PAINTER

This program explores the life and works of French painter, Claude Monet.
Saturday 27 November 2010 3.35pm
SBS ONE Rating: GRpt
Duration: 30 mins

• PAULA REGO: TELLING TALES

A portrait of the Portuguese-born painter, Paula Rego, considered one of the greatest living artists today. She talks intimately about the strange, dark influences on her work and her obsessions derived from folk tales and autobiographical details, which give flight to her extraordinary and sometimes grotesque imagination.
Saturday 27 November 2010 2.40pm
SBS ONE Rating: PGWS Rpt
Duration: 55 mins
*The Learning Centre has this program available for loan on DVD.

• TIM MARLOW MEETS: NITIN SAWHNEY

Firmly established as a world-class producer, songwriter, DJ, multi-instrumentalist, orchestral composer and cultural pioneer, Nitin Sawhney's talents span and transcend cultural barriers. Nitin invites Tim to meet him at the National Gallery of Art in London to discuss the inspiration he draws for his music from the diverse artwork there.
Saturday 27 November 2010 4.00pm
SBS ONE WS
Duration: 30 mins

• BIG, BIGGER, BIGGEST: SKYSCRAPER - EP 4 OF 4

The tallest man-made structure on Earth towering nearly half a mile high is the Burj Dubai Skyscraper in the Persian Gulf. This film reveals how seven ingenious technological breakthroughs enabled engineers to build this super-structure. From its double-decker elevators and fire-proof evacuation rooms to its unique wind-cheating design. Using a mix of CGI animation and on-location filming, the program reveals the innovations that changed Skyscraper design forever.
Saturday 27 November 2010 7.30pm
SBS ONE Rating: *Final*CC WS
Duration: 60 mins

• CHINA AVANT-GARDE: THE NEW CULTURAL REVOLUTION

Is Chinese modern art the greatest movement since Cubism? That's the opinion of many western experts stunned by the quality of work in China today and the pace at which it has emerged on the world scene since the end of Mao.
Sunday 28 November 2010 9.00pm
ABC2 Rating: PGCC Rpt
Duration: 30 mins

• ART NATION

On the final episode of Art Nation for 2010, Fenella Kernebone reviews the upcoming exhibition at Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art - Annie Leibovitz: A Photographer's Life 1990-2005.
Sunday 28 November 2010 5.30pm
ABC1 Rating: *Final*CC
Duration: 30 mins

• THE SOUTH BANK SHOW: DISNEY/PIXAR

This film is a celebration of the creative talents of the hand-drawn animation and groundbreaking computer animation techniques that the two studios Disney and Pixar, have brought to filmmaking.
Sunday 28 November 2010 7.30pm
ABC2 CC
Duration: 50 mins

• BRIAN ENO IN CONVERSATION

Recently in Australia as curator of the Luminous Festival at the Sydney Opera House is none other than the man internationally acclaimed as the father of ambient music - Brian Eno. Honouring his 30-odd years of creative achievements this program features an illuminating Q&A interview between Eno and ABC arts presenter Andrew Frost.
Monday 29 November 2010 3.30am (early hours)
ABC1 Rating: GCC Rpt
Duration: 30 mins

• STOP. REWIND: ENERGY - EP 11 OF 13

Over the past few decades all kinds of power supplies have been tried and tested - from atoms to chicken poo! This whole quest for cheap, clean, power isn't some tree-hugging trip. It's born of necessity - we're running out!
Wednesday 1 December 2010 6.00pm
ABC2 Rating: GCC
Duration: 25 mins

Juxtapoz (November 2010)

The latest issue of Juxtapoz is now available for loan in the Learning Centre.

Contents:

• Introduction
• Style Sheet: Mayfourteenth -- New York Couture
• Profiles: Mi Ju -- Brian M Viveros -- Melissa Haslam -- Pedro Matos -- Alexander Korzer-Robinson -- Intimidnation
• Showstopper: The Tenderloin Project -- Walter Steding -- Jason Bryant: Trilogy
• Barbara Kruger Introduction by Shepard Fairey / Interview by M Revelli
• Duke Riley Interview by Alexander Klein / Portrait by Bryan Derballa
• Jonathan Yeo Text by Katie Zuppann / Portrait by Gino Spiro
• Ed Emberley Interview by Saelee Oh / Portrait by Deanna Guzman
• Patrick Martinez Interview by Mister Cartoon / Portrait by Estevan Oriol
• eBoy Interview and portrait by Alexander Tarrant
• Reviews: Locals Only by Hugh Holland -- Pixar: 25 Years of Animation -- The Street Art Stencil Book -- The Story of Island Records: Keep on Running -- The Art of British Rock: Fifty Years of Rock Posters, Flyers, and Handbills by Mike Evans -- :Phunk: Around the World Across the Universe, Artworks 2007-2009
• Insider: Debbie Harry, Interview by Gwynned Vitello / Portrait by Chris Stein
• Pop Life
• Perspective: Steve Powers Icy Signs A Love Letter to Syracuse, New York September 2010

Capture (November/December 2010)

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

Contents:

the year in review

• Editorial World
• Wedding and Portrait World
• Advertising World
• Art World

the lists

• The Top Lists for 2010 The top iPhone apps for photographers, most inspiring websites, most awesome Photoshop plug-ins to the weirdest moments with clients and the dodgiest business practices in the industry, our lists reveal all. And straight from the mouths of the professional photographers to the pages of Capture.

the work

• Advertising
• Art
• Portrait
• Editorial
• Documentary/Photojournalism
• Emerging
• Wedding
• Fashion
• Landscape
• Travel
• Sport
• Architecture

projects

• Showtime Exhibitions and new books for November and December

plus

• Editor's Note
• The Letters Page
• Sandisk Exposed Challenge 2010/2011 The first winner announced
• ACMP Pro News

Architectural Review Australia (Residential 2010) (October/November 2010)

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

Contents:

• Editorial Text: Maitiú Ward

BOOK REVIEWS

• Book round-up
• Architecture and Beauty: Conversations with Architects about a Troubled Relationship Text: Robert Bevan

COMPETITIONS

• About Face 2010 Text: Andrew Mackenzie
• Propositions: Stage Two Jury Report

INTERVIEWS/FEATURES

• Interview: Rick Joy Text: David Neustein
• What price maturity? Robin Boyd's Australian Ugliness and the expectation of Australian improvement Text: Conrad Hamann
• The density debate Text: Craig Yelland and Adam Haddow

DESIGNWALL

• One to watch: Breathe Architecture
• Project features: Kieron Gait Architects, studio505, Tony Caro Architecture

REGULAR COLUMNS

• ESD: Zero houses are just that Text: Tone Wheeler
• Technology: Mies, the environmentalist Text: Russell Fortmeyer
• BIM: Optioneering: a pre-BIM strategy Text: Dominik Holzer

PRODUCTS & TECHNOLOGY

• Portfolio
• Platform

NEWSFEED

• News, events & competitions

OBITUARY

• Obituary: William J. Mitchell 1944-2010 Text: Tony Styant Browne

PROJECTS

• Burridge Read Residence A careful reconfiguration invests an existing beach house with a rich spatial complexity that belies its compact scale and awkward prior form. Architect: David Boyle Architects, Text: Peter Tonkin, Photography: Brett Boardman
• The Oxlade House In Brisbane's leafy inner-city suburb of New Farm, a bold new form has landed. Architect: Arkhefield, Text: John Price and Elizabeth Musgrave, Photography: Scott Burrows
• 401 St Kilda Road A surge in property 'downsizing' amongst the Boomer generation is driving a booming market in luxury apartments. Within the tightly constrained world of multi-residential property development, however, is there any room for architecture? Martyn Hood visits a new project by Melbourne practice Elenberg Fraser to find out. Architect: Elenberg Fraser, Text: Martyn Hook, Photography: John Gollings, Peter Clarke
• DPR House Digital design tools allow for the exploration of a wealth of formal possibilities. In this new residence, however, Marsh Cashman Koolloos applies these tools towards rather different ends - the exploration of what is possible within the parameters of a tough set of council codes. Architect: Marsh Cashman Koolloos, Text: David Neustein, Photography: Willem Rethmeier
• Knox Church A delicate alteration to an historic church lends this much-loved local icon new life as a family residence. Architect: Williams Boag Architects, Text: Conrad Hamann, Photography: Sonia Mangiapane
• Yan Lane A young architect applies fresh eyes and perseverance to turn a seemingly unworkable inner city lane into the site for award-winning residential architecture. Architect: Justin Mallia, Text: Martyn Hook, Photography: Brett Boardman