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New Australia Style

INTRODUCTION

Text by George Mitchell
Photography by John Gollings

Published by Thames and Hudson C @ 1999

Presenting over 50 new buildings, apartments, houses, restaurants, hotels, and fancy watering holes—throughout Australia.

The volume is organized into - city, suburban, beach, and bush sections. Directory of architects and designers.

208 pages, Nov. 1999.

Leading architectural photographer John Gollings and author George Michell have combined their talents to produce this exciting volume of Australian architecture showcasing outstanding new building across Australia.
Divided into City, Suburb, Beach and Bush, over 50 outstanding houses and apartments, restaurants, hotels and nightclubs are illustrated and a directory to the architects and designers is included at the books end.

Thames, UK, 1999 208pp

The name of John Gollings is synonymous with architectural photography. With camera in hand and a twinkle in his eye, Gollings has been shooting Australian cities and buildings since the late sixties, with major spreads of his work appearing in all the leading architectural magazines. His work is exhibited around the world and held in the collections of the National Gallery of Victoria and the National Gallery of Australia in Canberra. So, what are the philosophies that underpin this great photographer's work?

influences from the diverse cultures of the country's population and Australia's own distinctively bold forms in glass, mud-brick and local timber, often clad in corrugated iron, the country's most striking architectural hallmark.

These widely varying but always exhilarating interiors and exteriors are celebrated in over 400 color photographs."