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Headlines
Architectural news flashes
Opinion
Sandra Kaji-O’Grady on why architecture matters
Awards
The second instalment of the RAIA State Awards
Exhibition
Andrew Colangelo reviews Harry Seidler: a tribute
Exhibition
Karen Burns considers Espresso < Expressway about the non-architectural work of Denton Corker Marshall
Exhibition
Katelin Butler on Popups - Past + Present + Future
Exhibition
Peter Skinner discusses Homo Faber: modelling architecture
Government
Paolo Tombesi questions current and future roles of government architects
Happiness
Hélène Frichot explores The Architecture of Happiness with Alain de Botton
Urbanity
Graham Crist reflects on Freshwater Place in Melbourne

	COMMENT Foreword Letter from the RAIA President Reflection Everyday/extraordinary Practice Jules Moloney and Patrick Janssen on new digital simulation technology
FEATURES
Deakin Central H2o’s work at Deakin University’s Burwood campus, reviewed by Paul Walker
John Curtin School of Medical Research Lyons’ new research centre at the Australian National University, considered by Laura Harding
St Andrews Beach House Sean Godsell Architects’ latest house, discussed by Leon van Schaik
Burst*003 A new prefabricated house by SYSTEMarchitects and Robin Edmiston and Associates, reviewed by Sandra Kaji-O’Grady
Naturally In Paris Peter Naumann on Ateliers Jean Nouvel’s Musée du Quai Branly in Paris, with Aboriginal art built into the fabric facilitated by Cracknell Lonergan.
Venice Biennale Extracts from Micro Macro City, the exhibition for the Australian Pavilion at this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale, by Shane Murray and Nigel Bertram