Architectural Review Asia Pacific

BRAIN TRUST

THEODORE KERLIDIS DIRECTOR, K20 ARCHITECTURE

Melbourne didn’t lose, Vienna won. We now have a contender, a city to motivate us to strive to be the best we can. Sure, we’d prefer to be out in front rather than having to chase for the top spot, but after seven years we could use a wake-up call; a city without vision is a city in decay. As a young city, we have the ability to make change active and to leave this place better than we find it. This is

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