Astor Place may be home to the world’s largest rhino sculpture. NYC-based artists Gillie and Marc hope to raise awareness on the plight of the Northern white rhino.
MoreThough Sydney has come late to the food truck scene, the city approved 9 permits as part of a trial in 2012. The vendors have concocted some high end offerings.
MoreThe High Line in NYC is one of the most well-known elevated parks, but around the world there are many similar urban reclamation projects proposed or underway.
MoreIntroducing a new twist to our weekly Instagram “Pic” from our Photo Pool, with themed competitions from our users around the world.
MoreGet to know William Feuerman who is principle of a Sydney-based design office.
MoreOn June 30th, the Sydney Monorail will cease operation, begging the question: What will become of the infrastructure?
MoreLittle known Paddington Reservoir Gardens in Sydney’s Oxford Street is a unique mediative place that is steep in heritage.
MoreA slice of Sydney’s network of cycleways continues to grow, branching, meandering and extending throughout the city and beyond. When I first arrived in Sydney in October of 2010, construction was underway.
MoreManhattan has a river that clearly defines its edge. Paris has a highway, the Périphérique, which can be considered the division of city and suburb. Sydney itself is massive; one of the largest cities in its land size with over 300 suburbs.
MoreFragments of this past scattered throughout the city are reminders of the convict roots of a new nation. Once a continent-sized prison, it’s today what many people think of, thanks to its civil liberties and live-and-let-live social attitudes-one of the most free places on earth.
MoreThousands attend University of Technology Sydney School of Architecture’s final review exhibited outdoors all over Sydney.
MoreYou might not think of Sydney as a jungle, but the city comes with bats, spiders, lizards, snakes, bizarre insects and an exotic array of bird species.
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