The witty beginnings of post-modernist design.

An exploration of the dark history that lies beneath representations of the idyllic Australian beach.

Multiple ground levels spread throughout a skyscraper with the accompanying amenities like parks or libraries, is one of the solutions proposed by Singapore-based architect Richard Hassell to make such density more liveable. His public housing project in Singapore features a rooftop terrace and park with a 400m jogging track and an urban plaza, located along a public linear park, providing a supermarket, coffee shop and retail spaces. But could it work in Australia?

Stefano de Pieri on the beauty of Italian simplicity.

From termite mounds to resilient grapefruits: architects and urban planners are looking to the natural world for design inspiration.

From cupcakes to cronuts, from lemon to yuzu: what does the ever-shifting landscape of food trends tell us about our cultural moment?

What impact is the endless move between rentals having on our sense of home and our connections to community?

Annie Hastwell travels to Morocco and explores the ancient Medina in Fez.

Remembering Kokoda 75 years after the first battle in the Kokoda Track Campaign.

Tips on growing, cooking and eating edible flowers.