Robin Boyd
The Melbourne teen tearaway now feted in Paris – and the NGV
Life-changing offers, a Provencal farmhouse and now, a retrospective at the National Gallery of Victoria: the charmed world of fashion designer Martin Grant.
- By Marion Hume
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McClymont deserves all plaudits over Jones probe
Congratulations to Kate McClymont for the seminal role her thorough, principled investigations played in the apprehending of Alan Jones.
How a Robin Boyd house came to the rescue of a working couple
Ember House in suburban Melbourne has brought one couple’s competing dream to life.
- Stephen Crafti
The forgotten Robin Boyd house open to the public for the first time
The little-known Wildwood home, designed by celebrated architect Robin Boyd in 1962, quietly went on sale last year. The couple who snapped it up are still pinching themselves.
- Cara Waters
- Exclusive
- Public housing
Heritage wonder or high-rise hell? Forces unite to save Melbourne’s public housing towers from oblivion
Opposition to the state government’s plan to raze 44 towers is mounting, including from a former Labor deputy prime minister and a 97-year-old industry icon, architect Peter McIntyre.
- Royce Millar
What’s in a name? Boosting the value of your postwar home
When it comes to selling or investing in postwar architecture, the name of the architect can bump up the value.
- Stephen Crafti
Mid-century dreams on a budget: Architect Robin Boyd’s last house for sale
With a price guide below $1 million, the three-bedroom home features trademark oversized windows, open-plan living space and lush views out to the Dandenong Ranges.
- Melissa Heagney-Bayliss
Mid-century masterpieces: Robin Boyd time warp homes hit the market
Potential buyers and curious onlookers are already lining up to see two homes by the renowned architect that come with multimillion-dollar price hopes.
- Melissa Heagney-Bayliss
- Opinion
- Victoria’s Agenda
Good design needed to replace development ‘scars’ on Melbourne’s streetscapes
If neighbours can’t be confident that new apartments will be well-designed and well-built, it’s no surprise that they lodge objections.
- Brendan Coates
Council pushes to protect home by renowned architect, Robin Boyd
The 1948-49 modernist home by Robin Boyd was the subject of a local campaign last year after it was listed for sale and advertised as a redevelopment opportunity.
- Rachel Eddie
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