Katie HorwitchContributorKatie Horwitch is a mindset coach, writer, speaker, and founder of WANT: Women Against Negative Talk, a platform that gives you tips, tools, motivation and inspiration to shift your self-talk - that internal narrative you have...

This article was written in collaboration with Archi Hacks, an online resource for architects and students. Animation allows designers to add an extra dimension to the conventional architectural representation methods and enhance communication throughout the design process...

No budget to completely renovate your kitchen? No problem! We painted our kitchen cabinets, painted the tile backsplash, updated the hardware and island lights and VOILA… our kitchen looks entirely new and different. But unlike a full...

Another year of projects in the books and time to make a new list for this year! It’s always fun to write down our Project List, even if we don’t accomplish them all, it gets us excited...

Central Saint Martins graduate Irene Roca Moracia has created a collection of modular furniture using discarded building materials, as a way of critiquing the wastefulness of the construction industry.The system, called Appropriating the Grid, consists of 11...

Today John Erskine is sharing his garden with us, which we have visited before (Change Up Your Garden). This past year I’ve been lucky enough to be able to work from home. So during the week, I’ve...

A timely proposal that considers the imbalance between private car parks and public space has won the 2021 AA Prize for Unbuilt Work. “The winning scheme, A Treasure Trove of Space – Rethinking Melbourne’s Car Parks by...

Jury citation Perhaps paradoxically, the proposal receiving the main prize for unbuilt work is not in fact a building; it’s a concept. Although the drivers already exist for this proposal to happen, they have not been previously...

Jury citation Burial Belt proposes an imaginative solution to the urgent shortage of burial space in Australian cities. It envisions a continuous band of forest ringing Western Sydney, developed over time by “planting” burial plots along with...

Jury citation Using big-picture design thinking, Bates Smart has suggested a reclaiming of public space that connects Sydney’s CBD with the harbour. As our cities have become dominated by cars, large-scale transport infrastructure has overrun public space....