Matt Chan, director of Scale Architecture, on winning the AIA NSW Emerging Architect Prize and the revitalisation of one of Sydney’s ugliest laneways.
National Museum of Afghanistan competition
SCALE has been been shortlisted for the National Museum of Afghanistan international design competition. We’re joining forces with Silvester Fuller and Stringa Pty. Ltd. to come up with a scheme.
architectureau.
Read all about our shared space in an article just out on architectureau.com.
Designers Revitalise Oxford Street
See who we work alongside in this article just published on D*Hub, the Powerhouse Museum’s design site.
Check out the link below:
Architecture Insights blog
Making the City from inside out
Matt Chan is currently a guest commentator on the architecture insights blog. His latest piece looks at how unexpected spaces can be adapted for new, creative and surprising uses.
Check it out at:
http://architectureinsights.com.au/insights/making-the-city-from-inside-out/
We’ve moved!
As part of the plan to revitalise Lower Oxford Street, the City of Sydney has handed over space to a host of architects, designers, writers and creatives. We’re set up in Suite 4, and with harbour views, great cafes and the city at our doorstep, we’re pretty happy to be here!
Australian Design Review
Interview: Matt Chan
December 16, 2011
New Architects: Australia_UK Public Lecture | Architecture Foundation
Byera Hadley Emerging Architects 60th anniversary prize.
INDEX 2011: UTS Architecture end of year exhibition
‘INDEX 2011’ is the UTS School of Architecture end of year curated student exhibition. Once again it will be held in Kensington Street, Chippendale in a series of distributed venues along the street, and in the street itself. Join us for a drink, and a showcase of projects from across all levels of the school and an event with an ambition to engage our colleagues, the profession and the public through the work of the School in a broad critical discussion on Architecture and the city.
