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The article describes architect Minifie Nixon's experimental Australian Wildlife Health Centre located in Healesville Sanctuary, just outside Melbourne, Victoria. This hospital for wild animals has an exterior made up of two different concrete blocks arranged in pattern produced in a cellular automata process.

The article offers information about the Napier Street Housing in Fitzroy, Melbourne, Victoria, and its architectural design. It was designed by Kerstin Thompson Architects. It ranks as one of the many projects produced by the current inner-city housing boom. The structure's interiors and exteriors as well as other architectural details are discussed. Its intelligent design is said to be remarkably different from the styling that trumps so many other contemporary developments.

The article focuses on the technique used by artists to create a captivating installation at the Conical gallery in Melbourne, Victoria. The author states that by combining simple layers of light, sound, performance, and urban history, artists have established a unique exhibition at the gallery. He also stresses that such technique allows visitors to be aware of the history of development from an organic brickwork of the 19th century to the aseptic surface whiteness of the 20th century.