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A practicing architect and researcher at Queensland University of Technology in Australia, Weir speaks with RECORD about wildfire-adapted architecture.
New York–based Diller Scofidio + Renfro and Australian firm Woods Bagot have been selected to design a new arts facility on the North Terrace of South Australia’s capital city.
From some 107 entries representing 525 individual firms and five continents, six teams have been shortlisted to create concept designs for the new Australian cultural landmark.
The pavilion, which will open October 3rd, will host four months of architecture and design programs, including talks, workshops, performances, and installations.