The original exhibition in Sydney Public Library
The original exhibition in Sydney Public Library
Ball House (1981-83), Glenore by Glenn Murcutt Architects
Newman House (1988-89), Balgownie by James Grose Architects
Sydney Exhibition Centre (1984-88), Darling Harbour by Philip Cox, Richardson, Taylor & Partners 
Gloster House (1983-4), Noosa Heads by Gabriel Poole Architects
Parliament House (1981-88), Canberra by Mitchell/Giurgola & Thorp Architects
Krytsis House (1988-91), Eaglemont by Wood/Marsh Architecture
Mowbray College (1983-92), Melton by Norman Day Architects
A travelling exhibition, originating from the Sydney Public Library, Australia. The show documented nearly 40 buildings erected throughout Australia since 1975, a period that has been referred to as the renaissance of Australian architecture.
The exhibition included houses, sports complexes and municipal buildings designed by Arata Isolzaki, Glenn Murcutt, Romaldo Giurgola, Philip Cox and a generation of talented and versatile Australian-born architects.
American photographer Scott Frances was commissioned to document the featured projects, over a 12 month period, his photographs, alongside plans and design sketches, comprised the exhibition.