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  In a place called Winton deep in the the Australian outback, smack bang in the middle of north Queensland and eleven kilometres from the nearest highway, sits a rather isolated and peculiar building. Founded by cattle station owner David Elliot and his wife Judy, the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum houses a collection of 99-million-year-old dinosaur skeletons that David found beneath his land. Since being bitten by the paleontology bug, the couple have handed over the running of the cattle station to their son in order to dedicate their time solely to discovering, conserving and displaying the fossils. Their museum is entirely self-funded and was designed by Cox Architecture pro-bono. p (ltv)

  Photo courtesy Cox Architecture

• COVER

  COVER

  Cover

  Australia
• Table of contents

  Table of contents
• EDITORIAL

  EDITORIAL

  Editorial

  Australia
• INTERVIEW

  INTERVIEW

  The Lay of the Land

  Interview with landscape architect Kate Cullity

  Text: Leigh Theodore Vlassis
• FOUND

  FOUND

  High Office

  Harry Seidler

  Text: Fiona Shipwright
• FOCUS

  FOCUS

  Bewdy Bonza

  Australian architecture turns up the volume

  Text: Rob Wilson
• ESSAY

  ESSAY

  Going Troppo

  Troppo architects: creative pragmatism with a social agenda

  Text: David Welsh
• FOUND

  FOUND

  Driza Bone

  Pro-bono architecture

  Text: Leigh Theodore Vlassis
• CASE STUDY

  CASE STUDY

  A Peripheral Life

  Ian Strange's suburbia

  Text: Fiona Shipwright
• PHOTO ESSAY

  PHOTO ESSAY

  Never Never

  A photographer's view of the Australian landscape

  Text: John Gollings
• ESSAY

  ESSAY

  Terra Nullius

  New perspectives on Indigenous architecture

  Text: Jefa Greenaway
• CASE STUDY

  CASE STUDY

  Boolean Strings

  National Museum of Australia, Canberra

  Text: Brett Seakins
• FOUND

  FOUND

  Big Things

  Landmarks Aussie style

  Text: Leigh Theodore Vlassis
• CASE STUDY

  CASE STUDY

  Call Me Flower

  A blossoming pavilion in Queen Victoria Gardens

  Text: Florian Heilmeyer
• FREEHAND

  FREEHAND

  Freehand

  Dig, Aussie, Dig!!! By Mister Mourau
• NEXT

  NEXT

  Next

  Thank You I’ll Do It Myself

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