Over 20 years later these drawings have been used countless times to retell that important story. A Group Show of architects drawings seems like a great opportunity to give the…
OK so let us look at a few of the issues raised in the article Is the transitional accommodation really tents, did the citizens of Elcho Island choose this and…
A brief report on the project from Housing for Health Manager on Mer Island, Greg Norman: In late 2009 HOUSING FOR HEALTH started community consultation on Murray Island, TSI QLD….
Six innovative FORMATIONS to challenge international views of architectural practice The Australian exhibition at the 2012 Venice Architecture Biennale Six of Australia’s most innovative architecture practices have been selected to…
The Fred Hollows Foundation is one of Australia’s leading international development NGOs and specialises in blindness prevention and Australian indigenous health. The Foundation’s expanding international programmes reach across the Asia/Pacific…
More importantly, what were the details of the toilet… we found this description Help improve health with sanitation and protection from waterborne diseases. Providing someone with a toilet, plus hygiene education,…
The exhibition is on a the Boutwell Draper Gallery in Sydney www.boutwelldrapergallery.com.au The project, supported by the Australian Institute of Architects and the Faculty of Architecture Design and Planning at…
Architectural Review Australia’s Maitiú Ward recently caught up to discuss some recent projects, and the ongoing challenges Healthabitat faces in its struggle to improve the lives of some of Australia’s most…
Click here to see more of the World Habitat Day HH received the 2011 World Habitat Award from Diane Diacon: the Building and Social Housing Foundation, Joan Clos: the Executive…
The Fred Hollows Foundation supports current Healthabitat work in Central Australia and have voiced their congratulations on their website Dr Fred Hollows was influential in guiding the very early UPK…
Thanks to all that supported the Housing for Health work that won the World Habitat Awards for 2011. The win is important particularly at a time when the Australian Government…
Extract from the NSW Architecture Bulletin Sept-Oct 2011“The limited reach of architects is a frustration shared by many in the profession. Intuitively, architects recognise that we could have a greater…