Pub: SYDNEY MORNING HERALD Pubdate: 19-Mar-1996 Edition: Late Section: NEWS AND FEATURES Subsection: Arts Page: 12 Wordcount: 873 Bigger is better in Melbourne E.M. Farrelly E.M. Farrelly is the Herald’s architecture critic FIRST, the world’s loudest car race (no, no, I don’t mean decibels) and
——————————————————————————– Pub: SYDNEY MORNING HERALD Pubdate: 02-Apr-1996 Edition: Late Section: NEWS AND FEATURES Subsection: Arts Page: 12 Wordcount: 893 Designs for a plane way of life Architecture E M Farrelly E. M. Farrelly is the Herald’s architecture and urban design critic. WHAT is it about
Pub: SYDNEY MORNING HERALD Pubdate: 04-Apr-1996 Edition: Late Section: SUPPLEMENT Subsection: Page: 16 Wordcount: 1602 Details of the city The Sydney CBD – a user’s guide E.M. Farrelly E. M. Farrelly is the Herald’s Architecture and Urban Design Writer. The Sydney CBD presents an attractive
Pub: SYDNEY MORNING HERALD Pubdate: 16-Apr-1996 Edition: Late Section: NEWS AND FEATURES Subsection: Arts Page: 18 Wordcount: 919 One small step for Martin Place ARCHITECTURE E M FARRELLY E. M. Farrelly is architecture and urban design critic for the Herald. WHAT, you may well ask,
Pub: SYDNEY MORNING HERALD Pubdate: 30-Apr-1996 Edition: Late Section: NEWS AND FEATURES Subsection: Arts Page: 16 Wordcount: 916 Big Bud – temple of rare taste It’s bold, brash – and who could wish for a better billboard? ARCHITECTURE EM FARRELLY REARING mightily above the Wollongong
Pub: SYDNEY MORNING HERALD Pubdate: 15-May-1996 Edition: Late Section: NEWS AND FEATURES Subsection: Arts Page: 16 Wordcount: 978 A tale of two cities and of two rivers ARCHITECTURE E M FARRELLY WHAT took them so long? Melbourne and Brisbane, otherwise so different, have finally discovered
Pub: SYDNEY MORNING HERALD Pubdate: 28-May-1996 Edition: Late Section: NEWS AND FEATURES Subsection: Arts Page: 18 Wordcount: 777 Lament for a lost city oasis E M FARRELLY IT’S not as if downtown Sydney has more grass than it can use. Not like Canberra, where greensward
Pub: SYDNEY MORNING HERALD Pubdate: 11-Jun-1996 Edition: Late Section: NEWS AND FEATURES Subsection: arts Page: 16 Wordcount: 1042 The peninsula divide remains real Ultimo-Pyrmont attempts to recapture urban vibrancy with a residential/commercial mix – ARCHITECTURE E M FARRELLY ULTIMO-PYRMONT used to be two separate neighbourhoods.
Pub: SYDNEY MORNING HERALD Pubdate: 25-Jun-1996 Edition: Late Section: NEWS AND FEATURES Subsection: Arts Page: 18 Wordcount: 1108 Melbourne wins from ground up Architecture E. M. FARRELLY E. M. Farrelly was chairman of the first Australian Award for Urban Design jury. TWO weeks, two big
Pub: SYDNEY MORNING HERALD Pubdate: 09-Jul-1996 Edition: Late Section: NEWS AND FEATURES Subsection: Arts Page: 14 Wordcount: 846 Class and success incompatible in the puritan mind Architecture E. M. Farrelly E. M. Farrelly is the Herald’s architecture and urban design critic. MORE awards, this time
