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All my wrtiting is listed
below, and 30 odd pieces of writing are available for download as PDF's.
Many of these PDF's are either the publishers drafts or my own drafts, and some
are just scans. They are here for reading in a sketchy way, not for citation.
All articles provided are done so on an "as is" basis - for the proper
citation, or to review the article as published, please consult the published
edition. Copyright is retained by the author and the publisher. Where possible,
permission to use these articles has been obtained, however should publishers
wish to exercise their rights, please email me.
Please visit my publishers websites: Monument; Architecture Australia; etc.
(I have indicated articles about Australian landscape architecture as OZ LA).
Books
Raxworthy, J. &
J. Blood (eds), The MESH Book: Infrastructure/Landscape, RMIT Press,
Melbourne, 2005
- (2006). Raxworthy, J (guest editor) _andscape, Architectural Review Australia
95 (Mentioned in jury citation on AR's receipt of the 2006 Bates Smart Award
for Architectural Publishing, Victorian RAIA Awards
Art
- (1997). "Fig.1 - Simone Slee." Monument(22): 99-100.
- (1997). Catalogue Essay. Inactivity (& PAGE
2). M. Goldsmith. Melbourne, Centre for Contemporary
Photography.
- (1999). "Juxtapraxis - Catherine Bargwanna & Elizabeth Roet."
Monument(32): 104-105.
- (1999). "Silence, Please - Magdalena Moreno." Monument(30):
103.
- (2000). "A Compost History - St Kilda Botanic Gardens." Monument(36):
109.
- (2002). Catalogue Essay. a thin white line.
C. Consandine and S. Pahoki. Melbourne, First Site Gallery.
- (2003). "Love at First Sight - Sanja Pahoki." Photofile(68):
89-90.
- (2003). Catalogue Essay. from a slow dark light. J. Scicluna. Melbourne,
Bus Gallery.
Architecture
- (2000). "21
Plus - Half-Time Club." Monument(37): 108-109.
- (2002). "Attention
to Detail." Monument(46): 28.
- (2004). "The
critical in Ken." Architectural Review Australia(89): 24.
- (2007) “Art for
architectures sake?” Architectural Review Australia(103):
28-30.
- (2007) “Contour House”
Architectural Review Australia(103): 84-90.
Book Reviews
- (2002). "Visionary
Gardens - Ernst Cramer." Monument(48): 110.
- (2003). "City
Spaces - Elizabeth Mossop." Architecture Australia 92(3): 40.
(^OZ LA: Review of Elizabeth Mossop's book on art and design in Sydney spaces)
- (2003). "Modern
Landscape - Michael Spens." Architectural Review Australia(85):
16.
- (2003). "Talking
Landscape." Architecture Australia 92(2): 29-30.
(^OZ LA: Review of Catherin Bull's book on Australian landscape architecture)
- (2004). "Landspace
landscapism." Architectural Review Australia(88): 24-26.
- (2004). "The
Passionate Critic." Architecture Australia 93(3): 50.
- (2005). "Capability
Green." Architectural Review Australia(91): 24-26.
(<OZ LA: Review of monograph on TRACT consultants)
- (2007) “Fieldwork
& SCAPE” Landscape Architecture Australia (113): 77
- (2007) “Topotek
1: Paradise Remix” Landscape Architecture Australia (115):
76-77
- (2007) “4th
Biennal Europea De Paisatge” Landscape Journal (26:2–07): 335-336
- (2007) “Julian Raxworthy visits
Münster” Landscape Architecture Australia (116): 81
Education/Studio
- (1998). "Terrain Op's." Kerb(5): 65-67.
- and K. Bauer (2000). Paradise is just where you are right now : A subjective
history of landscape architecture at RMIT. Landscape Australia. 22:
336-341.
- (2001). "(Devo)lution." Kerb(9): 74-77.
- (2002). Heath Gifford and Sally Prideaux. Finito 2001. Y. Romanin.
Melbourne, School of Architecture & Design, RMIT University: 40.
- (2003). "Wet Potential."
Kerb(12): 46-48.
- (2004). Introduction.
Finito 2003. H. Quinn. Melbourne, School of Architecture & Design,
RMIT University: 4-5.
- (2004). "Informe."
Kerb(13): 66-67.
Landscape Project
Critique
- (1998). "Streetscape, or how to manufacture identity." Kerb(5):
48-53.
- (2001). "Beyond the Grassy Knoll."
Monument(42).
- (2001). "Blues and Greens."
Monument(44): 114.
- (2001). "A Critique of Melbourne Streetscape."
Landscape Review 6(2).
(^OZ LA: Discussion of streetscape works undertaken by the City of Melbourne)
- (2001). "The Lie of the Land."
Monument(40): 94-97.
- (2003). "Birrarung Marr."
Architectural Review Australia(84): 46-49.
(^OZ LA: Critique of the recent Melbourne riverside park, by Ron Jones
and Taylor Cullity Lethlean)
- (2003). "Circling the Square." Monument(54): 66. (and
an earlier draft)
(^OZ LA: Critique
of Federation Square in Melbourne by LAB Architects and Karres en Brands)
- (2003). "Critical opinion: The Docklands precinct." Landscape
Australia 25(3): 19-22.
(^OZ LA: Critique of the new Docklands development, paricularly Docklands
Park by Rush Wright and Associates)
- (2004). "The Big Blue."
Monument(62): 62-67.
(^OZ LA: Critique of the redevelopment of Echo Point, in the Blue Mountains,
by TRACT Consultants)
- (2004). "Versatility with
Flatness." Architectural Review Australia(87): 88-94.
(^OZ LA: Discussion of the work of the now defunct but very important
Melbourne practice of Patterson + Pettus)
- (2004). "Eco-cosmpolitanism."
Monument(59): 90-94.
(^OZ LA: Discussion of the work of Leanne O'Shea and Patrick Franklin
for the City of Moreland)
- (2004). "Reinvigorating
the Rural." Architecture Australia 93(6): 50-51.
(^OZ LA: Discussion of the streetscape work of Urban Initiatives in
rural Victoria)
- and T. Sack (2004). "Tricking up the suburb." Kerb(13):
10-12.
- (2005). Room 4.1.3 and Australian landscape architecture. Room 4.1.3:
Innovations in landscape architecture. R. Weller. Philadelphia, University
of Pennsylvania Press: 172-178.
(^OZ LA: Discussion of the work of Room 413 in relation to Australian
)
- (2005). “Taranaki
Wharf in Wellington.” Topos (52): 29-33
- (2006) “A Lava Park in Spain”
Topos (55): 90-94
- (2006) “Beyond the Sound
Barrier” Driven (11:06): 18-23
(^OZ LA: Discussion of Craigieburne Bypass by Taylor Cullity and Lethlean)
- (2007) “Merovingian
Ring-Fort” Landscape Australia (113): 54-56
- (2007) “Bike park
in Groningen, The Netherlands” Topos (61): 14
- (2007) “Village Green”
Monument (82): 98-101
- (2007) “Prags Boulevard in Copenhagen: from run-down strip to boulevard”
‘scape (2/2007): 68-72
Landscape Design
History & Theory
- (1997). "Specificity: the
impossibility of not projecting." Landscape Review 3(2): 43-50.
- (2000). "Earthy Conjecture." Kerb(7): 10-14.
- (2002). Topos, Topology or Topography.
Technique. P. Connolly and R. van der Velde. Melbourne, RMIT University
Press: 36-70.
- (2003). "Landscape
Symphonies": Gardening as a source of landscape architectural practice,
engaged with change. PROGRESS, University of Sydney, Society of
Architectural Historians, Australia and New Zealand.
- (2004). Transactions with
chance in the garden. LIMITS, RMIT University, Society of Architectural
Historians, Australia and New Zealand.
- , K. Bauer and C. Razzell (2004). Infrastructure:
Practices of Landscape Architecture. The MESH Book: Landscape/Infrastructure.
J. Raxworthy and J. Blood. Melbourne, RMIT University Press: 314-328
(^OZ LA: Approaches to infrastructure in the projects of ASPECT)
- , J. Blood (2004). Introduction.
The MESH Book: Landscape/Infrastructure. J. Raxworthy and J. Blood.
Melbourne, RMIT University Press: 314-328
- (2004). "Writing gardens - gardening
drawings: Fung, Brunier and gardening as a model of landscape architectural
practice." Landscape Review Special Issue: CELA 2004 - Here and
there? 9(1): 196-200.
- (2005). "Critical
matters" Landscape Australia 26(1): 8-9
- (2006) “Landscape
is Personal”(editorial) Architectural Review Australia (95):
42-43
- (2006) “Static:Dynamic”
Architectural Review Australia (95): 102-107
- (2006) (untitled, unpublished essay
intended for Kerb 15, but rejected, about un-designed, un-governed landscapes
- (2007) “Gardens Le Grande”
Driven (04:07): 44-47
- (2007) "Accidental
Amenity" Landscape Architecture Australia (115): 50-51.
- (2007) “The Response to Dryness in Australia” ‘scape (2/2007):37-45
Lectures:
-, K. Bauer and C. Razzell (April, 2001). “Peripheri-city.” City
Edge 3 - Centre Vs Periphery. City of Melbourne. Playbox Theatre, Melbourne
- (12 April, 2002). “Civic hydrology.” Water Sensitive Design
Seminar. Centre for Design at RMIT. Kaleide Theatre, Melbourne
- (23 August, 2002) “Streetscape and identity along the Olympic Highway.”
People + Places. Australian Institute of Landscape Architects, Stokes
Hill Wharf Complex, Darwin
- (September, 2003) “Wide rows versus long columns.” Deans Lecture
Series. Faculty of Design and Building, Queensland University of Technology.
Brisbane
- and S. Costello (5 February, 2004) “The
Landscape of Community Safety.” Housing and Social Development: Emerging
Theoretical Issues in Asia-Pacific. Asia-Pacific Network for Housing Research.
Graduate House, University of Hong Kong
- (31 September, 2004) “Scale = Architecture + Landscape.” 200
Mile City. Australian Institute of Landscape Architects. QUT Gardens Theatre,
Brisbane
- (3 November, 2004) “Wide rows versus long columns.” Masters
by Project - Graduate School. School of Architecture and Landscape. UNITEC,
Auckland
- (22 April, 2005) “Labour,
Tactics: Inside and Out .” Inside Out. IDEA Conference, Domain
House, Melbourne.
- (4 November, 2005) “Three
projects and Change.” Masters by Project - Graduate School.
School of Architecture and Landscape. UNITEC, Auckland
- (24 March, 2006) “Transgressing
edges and doing time” IV European Biennial of Landscape Architecture.
COAC, Barcelona.
- (16 - 19 January, 2007) Workshop Coordinator and Lecturer, Design Week, Louisiana
State University, United States
- (31 May, 2007) “Freerange
LA; a case study in independent practice”, Independent Practice
Workshop, CLUBS Art Initiative, Melbourne
- (1 June, 2007) “Mute
Form: Expressionism in European Landscape Architecture”, Locus
Iste: The World in Denmark, Denmark Architecture Centre (DAC), Copenhagen
- (7 September, 2007) “Thoughts on Design Process”, Design Studio
Symposium, Kaleide Theatre, RMIT University,
- (21 September, 2007) “Transgressing edges and doing time”, Occasional
Lecture, Victoria University, Wellington, New Zealand
- (20 November, 2007) “Transgressing edges and doing time”, Occasional
Lecture, University of Adelaide, North Terrace
- (21 January, 2008) Respondent for Alexander Alberro Lecture Robert Smithson’s
Mirror Games, IMA, Brisbane
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