Lost and Found

Joel Rheinberger is joined by architect Leigh Woolley for a tour of Hobart's Dorney House.

Architecture historian Don Watson takes Jonathan on a tour of the Riverside Expressway and the Archerfield Second World War Igloos Complex.

Take a tour of St Mary's Star of the Sea War Memorial Cathedral. Plus, a conversation about modernism in Darwin post Cyclone Tracy.

Joanna Trilling visits Perth's Council House, designed by architects Jeffrey Howlett and Don Bailey.

This week Jonathan takes a walk through the University of Adelaide's Union Building, designed by architects Dickson and Platten.

From its liberal use of brick in apartments and public housing, to the architect-designed display homes of Pettit and Sevitt, to the Sydney Opera House, modernist architecture has literally shaped the city of Sydney.

"No city has been as profoundly influenced by its rocky foundation as Sydney" – Tim Flannery, The Sandstone City.

Beginning at the edges of the river at Kurilpa point, we make our way over the bridge and look beyond to the rest of Meanjin, Brisbane.

From graffitied laneways to it's ancient Indigenous uses, bluestone has long shaped the city of Melbourne.

From blonde to ginger, Picasso's blue period to the charcoal on the cave walls at Lascaux, we delve into the vivid world of colour.