21/07/2017
The article published on July 21 2017, reviews the final chapter in the long history of the built infrastructure of RMIT University's city campus.
Likening the old buildings to a citadel, which has now been stormed, with holes punched through its fortress walls, opening the building to the street, and making the campus more transparent. Edgar describes the architectural collaboration as a landmark exercise in adaptive reuse, where the modernist grey ghosts have not only been preserved, but reincarnated for 21st-century university life.
Read the full article on the SMH website
Details of the project on our website
Photograph by Nik Pantazopoulos