Australia’s Expo 70 pavilion designs revealed by trio
Three architects led by Jim Maccormick unveil a radical Expo 70 pavilion for Osaka. The scheme features a 128 ft dinosaur cantilever, a 160 ft diameter canopy, a space tube exhibit, sunken garden, and moving walkways, with visitors guided by Department of Trade officials and a concert hall in the design.
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Australian architects discuss design and career choices
Jim Maccormick Max Barham and Theo Hirsch reflect on architecture as a profession in Canberra. They credit early career guidance, stress the role of design for progress, and critique government and educational systems while praising Australian and international influences.
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Canberra department reshapes with new chief architect shift
The Canberra department of works appoints a principal architect, four and a half years after joining the Canberra offices. The appointment is appealed, making Canberra the sole branch with two principal architects. Maccormick leads NCDC projects, while the chief promotes Boxtram and invites private architects for lectures to inject fresh ideas.
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