——————————————————————————– Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 23-Apr-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 13 Wordcount: 897 CORRECTION! Colonising guerillas could help feed the city ELIZABETH FARRELLY ‘I’m never going to see again but I’m getting good at being blind,” says Sean Canavan,
Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 16-Apr-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 11 Wordcount: 797 Pritzker gives permanence to an ephemeral magic ELIZABETH FARRELLY ‘I like to read literature,” the quiet silver-stubbled man tells his hushed, black-clad audience. “I like to read
Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 09-Apr-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 15 Wordcount: 831 Confine narcissism to those who can pay for it ELIZABETH FARRELLY The critics and claquers who habitually called him America’s greatest living architect no doubt meant it
Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 04-Apr-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: News Review Page: 8 Wordcount: 2472 When the Push came to shove Elizabeth Farrelly Elizabeth Farrelly explores what remains – in memories and legacy – of Sydney’s most famous fringe. It’s a
Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 26-Mar-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 17 Wordcount: 891 A massive leap of faith makes a wee bit of sense ELIZABETH FARRELLY Immensity can be depressing. I don’t know, maybe it’s an ego thing and
Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 19-Mar-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 15 Wordcount: 746 Architecture as a cultural art gets lost in translation ELIZABETH FARRELLY I met the legendary architect James Stirling once, although “met” is really too strong a
Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 12-Mar-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 15 Wordcount: 879 All jokes aside, engineers are practically creative ELIZABETH FARRELLY The avalanche of angst triggered by my last column – mostly from Grossly Offended, Chief Engineer, City of
——————————————————————————– Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 05-Mar-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 15 Wordcount: 838 A lonely tree cries out for a drink in a city ruled by uncivil engineers ELIZABETH FARRELLY Evidence that engineers are vastly over-represented among the ranks
Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 26-Feb-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 15 Wordcount: 864 Dubai’s darkening sky where the crane gods are eerily still ELIZABETH FARRELLY For longer than I can remember – six months at least – I’ve wanted to
Pub: Sydney Morning Herald Pubdate: 29-Jan-2009 Edition: First Section: News and Features Subsection: Opinion Page: 13 Wordcount: 792 No denying our bots look big in the shape of things to come ELIZABETH FARRELLY It wasn’t my first call from a machine. We’d been getting those
