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Four-day gap since the 2026-05-09 sweep. Productive sources: r/macapps, r/shortcuts, Six Colors, MacStories, DF, Brett Terpstra, Eclectic Light, OSXDaily, Dr. Drang, MoMA, Kikkerland, Wallpaper, AFAR, Boutique Homes, Outbound, Kottke, Open Culture, Web Curios, Wikiquote, The Marginalian, A.Word.A.Day, Quote Investigator, r/BuyItForLife, Carryology, r/dadjokes, icanhazdadjoke. Source-maintenance flags this run (see log): Atlas Obscura confirmed Cloudflare-blocked for the 6th run, A Continuous Lean dormant since Dec 2025, Things Magazine cadence: weekly → quarterly, This Is Why I'm Broke / Cool Material / StyleForum returning JS-rendered shells or changed templates. 4 new source nominees in candidate-sources.md.
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name: "Hannah St Hotel"
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subtitle: "David Flack's design coup on a triangular Melbourne block"
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date: 2026-05-13
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link: https://www.wallpaper.com/travel/hotels/hannah-st-hotel-melbourne-review
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linkText: "wallpaper.com"
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source: "Wallpaper* Travel"
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topics:
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- travel
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tags: [hotel, melbourne, design, australia]
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description: "Designer David Flack transformed an awkward triangular plot in South Melbourne into a stylish hotel blending Art Deco, mid-century, and contemporary references."
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The site itself is the brief — a triangular block most architects would have built a square hotel onto and ignored two of the corners. Flack instead designed rooms around the geometry, with sharp wedge-shaped suites at the points and a courtyard-pierced ground floor. The lobby leans hard into mid-century Italian, the rooftop into 1970s Melbourne — and it works without looking like a moodboard.
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