Gold

July 6 to July 9, 2016

The 33rd Annual Conference of the Society of Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand, Melbourne 6-9 July 2016. Keynote speakers: Abidin Kusno and Alessandra Ponte.

Proceedings

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  • Achmadi, AmandA, The Architecture of Cultuurstelsel in Nineteenth-century Dutch East Indies: Built Traces of Colonial Agricultural Industry LINK
  • Alić, Dijana, Cultural Coexistence Of The City: A Precious But Resilient Commodity LINK
  • Bartsch, K.; Scriver, P.; Rashid, M.M., Does not the glorious East seem to be transported to our shores? Perth’s Golden Mosque (1905) LINK
  • Bartsch, Katharine; Scriver, Peter; Rashid, Md. Mizanur, Does not the glorious East seem to be transported to our shores? Perth’s Golden Mosque (1905) LINK
  • Bawden, Gene, Lines of Gold: W. H. Rocke & Co. and the art of colonial retail persuasion LINK
  • Beynon, David, Big Gold Mountain Redux LINK
  • Bischeri, Cecilia ; Micheli, Silvia, Queensland, Golden Chips and the Temptation of the Asia-Pacific Model LINK
  • Bremner, G.A., Black Gold: Opium and the Architecture of Imperial Trade in Nineteenth-Century Asia LINK
  • Brennan, AnnMarie; Miller, Claire, Pillaging the Past, Projecting the Future: Architectural History and Urban Culture in 21st Century Warfare LINK
  • Brennan, AnnMarie, Perspecta 9/10 and the Emergence of a Postmodern American Architecture LINK
  • Brott, S., What is Iconic Architecture?” LINK
  • Brott, Simone, What is Iconic Architecture? LINK
  • Burns, Karen, Women, Architecture, Activism: Building Community Institutions in the Late Modern City LINK
  • Chau, Hing-wah, Migrancy and Architecture: The Num Pon Soon Society Building in Melbourne Chinatown, the See Yup Temple in South Melbourne and the Kaiping Diaolou in China as Case Studies LINK
  • Chee, Lilian, After the Last Train: Narrating the Tentative Monument through Simryn Gill’s Tanjong Pagar Railway Station LINK
  • Clarke, Amy, Faking Authenticity with Fool’s Gold Architecture LINK
  • Colombo, Luciana Fornari, Reconsidering Mies van der Rohe’s Concept of True Architecture Through Its Philosophical Foundations LINK
  • d’Arcy, Sing, Gold in Spanish and Spanish-American Ecclesiastical Interiors of the Early Modern LINK
  • de la Vega de León, Macarena ; Hartonian, Gevork, Unearthed Golden Nugget: Australia in Modern Architecture since 1900 LINK
  • Dean, Penelope, You Are Gold LINK
  • Farrah, Sally, Shifting the Stones of Little Magazines: The Translation and Transformation of Otto Wagner’s Moderne Architektur LINK
  • Favaro, Paola , White Gold: The European’s Dream of Thredbo LINK
  • Freeman, Cristina Garduño; Leibowitz, Vicki, In Search of the Philosopher’s Stone: Alchemy, ARM and the Sydney Opera House LINK
  • Gatley, J.; Hochstein, G., A Golden Pedigree: Finding Mies in New Zealand Modernism through the Work of Edward Erickson LINK
  • Goad, Philip, ‘Cast into the enveloping darkness’: Robin Boyd and lustre before Japan LINK
  • Gosseye, Janina; Vernon, Peter, Shopping Towns Australia, 1957-67: From Reformist Figure of Collectivity to Profit-Driven Box of Gold LINK
  • Gusheh, Maryam, Golden City at Persepolis: As Found LINK
  • Harper, Laura, Gold Rush Urbanism: Continuing effects of gold mining on the urban form of Victorian towns LINK
  • Hartoonian, Gevork, Architecture & Capitalism: A Golden Gridlock LINK
  • Hill, Michael, Sunlight in San Carlo LINK
  • Hislop, Kate, Gold and Golden: The colour of contradiction in Australian architecture LINK
  • Hochstein, Gina; Gatley, Julia, A Golden Pedigree: Finding Mies in New Zealand Modernism through the Work of Edward Erickson LINK
  • Hogben, Paul, Explaining the Equitable’s Australian Buildings LINK
  • Hoult, Amelia; Wood, Peter, Golden Bay to Golden Age: Cooperative Architecture in New Zealand of the 1940s LINK
  • Jasper, Michael, Gold in Three Projects by Peter Eisenmann LINK
  • Kiely, Joss, Gold, and the Image of Financial Prosperity in the Late Modern Architecture of Minoru Yamasaki, 1955-81 LINK
  • Kimmel, Laurence, Gold and Kitsch: Uses of Gold and Kitsch in Rem Koolhaas’ Prada Foundation in Milan, Leading to Another Vision on Peter Zumthor’s Architecture LINK
  • King, Stuart; Willis, Julie, Mining Boom Styles LINK
  • Kletnieks, Nicholas, Shanghai’s Laneway Housing: Its Design, Occupation and Demolition LINK
  • Kohane, Peter, Louis Kahn’s First Unitarian Church: light and the making of a monumental room LINK
  • Lassen, Catherine, Mindful Material: Buhrich’s Architectural Alchemy LINK
  • Leach, Andrew; Wilson, Andrew, Gold on the Sand, Gold on the Door LINK
  • Lewi, Hannah, Look Away Prince Charles: Goldfinger is Classic LINK
  • Lovell, Jonathan, Apocalypse and Psychedelia: Environment, Sense and the Uncovering of the Unconscious within Architectural Discourse LINK
  • Marfella, Giorgio, From Heat Absorption to Speculation: The Troubled Evolution of International All-Glass Architecture in Melbourne (1955-1985) LINK
  • Martokusumo, Widjaja, The Rise and Fall of a Former Mining Town Sawahlunto: Reflections on Authenticity and Architectural Conservation LINK
  • Matthewson, Gill, Gold Standard or fool’s gold? LINK
  • McCarthy, Christine, Rooms and Views: the architectural wealth and poverty of windows LINK
  • McCormack, Craig William; Westbrook, Nigel, After the Gold Rush, or another Spaceship Earth LINK
  • McDonald, Christopher, Arches and Industries: Modelling Natural Resources and National Enterprise During the 1901 Royal Visit to Wellington LINK
  • McKay, Bill, Looking Across Time: Reflections on Reverse Chronology in the Writing of Architectural History LINK
  • McLaughlan, Rebecca; Caudwell, Catherine, Discursive Decay: Informalised Architectural History LINK
  • Metcalf, Andrew, Suomen Kulta: Alvar Aalto, the Kymijoki industrial projects LINK
  • Miller-Yeaman, Renee, Transitory Homes: Refugee Resettlement and Detainment in Sydney’s Western Suburbs LINK
  • Morrissey, Robert, Visions of Golden Cities in Medieval Japan: Heian-kyō as the Pure Land of Amida LINK
  • Murray, Andrew, A ‘Not Quite Gold’ Medal Winner: Gus Ferguson and the University of Western Australia Law School Building LINK
  • Musgrave, Elizabeth, A Golden Anniversary: 50 years of the split skillion roof in Queensland LINK
  • O’Callaghan, Judith, Trophy House: The Story of Barncleuth (later Kinneil) LINK
  • Paine, Ashley, The Rhetoric of Authentic Surfaces: Gold Leaf in the Recent Work of OMA and Mario Botta LINK
  • Pieris, Anoma, Sociospatial Genealogies of Wartime Impoverishment: Temporary Farm Labour Camps in the U.S.A. LINK
  • Reeves, Simon, Gold-Plated Doors If You Want Them: Holgar & Holgar and the Architecture of Opulence LINK
  • Robertson, Hannah, All that glitters is not gold: the effect of mining activities and royalties on the built environment of remote North East Arnhem Land LINK
  • Rousset, Isabel, Housing Speculation and Nouveau Riche Taste in Late-Nineteenth-Century Berlin LINK
  • Saniga, Andrew, Cold War Manifestations in Australia: Interpreting Ruins in Remote Landscapes LINK
  • Savio, Gemma, The Golden Chrysalis: A Study of Gold in the Architecture of Carlo Scarpa Informed by the Theory of Karl Marx LINK
  • Schnoor, Christoph; Wilson, Scott, Goldfinger Revisited: James Bond set designs by Ken Adam as modernist spaces of power LINK
  • Seligmann, Ari, Ostentatious Dichotomies in Representations of Japanese Architecture LINK
  • Song, Ke, A Forgotten Golden Era: Modernism in Late-Mao China, 1969-76 LINK
  • Steen, Andrew P., Gold’s Heaviness and Malleability LINK
  • Sully, Nicole, Greetings from the Planet of Earth: Accounts of Architecture for an Interstellar Audience on the Voyager Golden Record LINK
  • Taylor, William M., Digging and Pilfering: Spatio-Juridical and Moral Economies of Gold Stealing in Western Australia (c.1906) LINK
  • Ting, John, Who built Fort Alice? An Analysis of Subaltern Involvement in Nineteenth Century Institutional Architecture in Sarawak LINK
  • Walker, Paul, John Andrews’ RAIA Gold Medal: Green and Gold + Grey and White LINK
  • Wardleworth, Dennis, The RIBA Gold Medal of 1923 and London Architecture Medal of 1934: John Burnet and Thomas Tait, Early British Modernism, and the Pylons of Sydney Harbour Bridge LINK
  • Westbrook, Nigel, lux sacra palatia conplet, lux urbis et orbis LINK
  • Wood, Peter, The Architect and His Services: A Discussion on the Cover of the New Zealand Institute of Architects Promotional Pamphlet of 1933 LINK
  • Wu, Ming, Constructing a New Symbolic Form in the Context of Global Neo-Liberalization: A Study of Architectural Spectacles in Twenty-First Century China LINK