Charles Holland is an architect, writer and teacher concerned with the essence of communication. With his London-based practice FAT (Fashion, Architecture, Taste), the office engages cultural practices outside of architecture to inform spatial experience. In a hotel room adjacent to Melbourne's Federation Square and the moorish-revival Forum Theatre, he speaks with Architecture Australia editor Timothy Moore on the radical impulse of post-modernism and its Australian strain.

Making architecture make sense | Izzie White
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Architecture without ego | Gregory Burgess
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Balancing purpose and profit | Clare Cousins
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Are cafes the new office? | Mark Simpson and Damien Mulvihill
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Making waste work | Amy Seo
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Thinking like a fox | Neil Durbach, Camilla Block and David Jaggers
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