Discover the thought-provoking landscape of contemporary Australia with 'After The Australian Ugliness'. This essential book acts as a dialogue with Robin Boyd's seminal work, 'The Australian Ugliness', first published in 1960. Boyd’s iconic architectural critique has inspired a new generation of writers and thinkers, and this 2021 release brings together diverse perspectives from various disciplines. Featuring critical and creative essays, this compilation delves into Australia’s aesthetic identity, capturing the complex emotions that characterize the nation's narrative today.

With richly illustrated imagery by David Wadelton and intricate drawings by Oslo Davis, 'After The Australian Ugliness' adds visual depth to the discourse, making it not just a book, but a compelling visual journey. As you flip through its pages, you’ll encounter reflections on the beauty and ugliness that shape the Australian experience, allowing for a contemporary re-examination of culture and architecture. Ideal for students of architecture, cultural critics, or anyone intrigued by Australia’s evolving identity, this book encourages its readers to engage with the nuances of our environment. 'After The Australian Ugliness' is a must-have for anyone passionate about understanding the architecture and aesthetics of Australia in today's world. Explore, reflect, and redefine what it means to be part of Australia's story today.