TERMINAL 40-3 is an urban park which embraces the transient conditions of the urban fabric and the ever changing facets of a natural landscape. 

Ready Grow - ready go is an international ideas competition for the design of a family home in bushfire ravaged areas of Victoria.  

The Metromover Station is a place of interaction, a node, and an icon within the urban fabric of the new arts precinct downtown Miami. 

The master plan for the 30-acre post-industrial site in Louisville considers the sub central area as an economic and urban core for the wider surrounding territory of the Irish hill neighbourhood region. 

The library should be read as the anti-object. Less a noun, or something you could name, and more of a verb or action you could describe. 

Mnemonic Praxis is explored as a fluctuating event terrain.

connective landscape is a continuous surface that connects the mall with the museums by the lake.

72 Hour Urban Action is an international rapid architecture and design festival, defined by community needs, an extreme deadline, a tight budget and limited space. 

As today's fastest-growing city in Australia, it has evolved from a "frontier" settlement to a sophisticated regional metropolis of over 1.6 million population.

The study tour will explore agents of change in the city, in particular how political and economic shifts alter the modes of the city, its structure, connections, context and ‘identity’.

Today – in a period of economic liberalization and transition from tradition to modernity – water is often regarded from a singular and dominating perspective (be it political, technical or commercial). 

The studio considered the city as a living thing in a complex ever changing world of rapid urbanisation.

The studio considered the city as a living thing in a complex ever changing world of rapid urbanisation. 

Urban Dating explores the process of networking and coalition forming through the examination of various dating and match making sites. 

The Game On Design Research Studio explores the landscape design project as one of strategy, opportunity and multi scenarios.

Nestled in the rolling hills of Wujin, the mountain resort celebrates the beautiful natural environment through a careful articulation of the inherent landscape qualities of the site.

The Lake Tai Resort is an ambitious project for a luxury 5 star Hotel, Villas and Spa, all designed to be at the benchmark of worlds best practice in sustainable design.

The Core City masterplan for the Xiyong sub central area in Chongqing considers the Xiyong sub central area as an economic and urban core for the wider surrounding territory of Chongqing city region.

The Future Morwell Project was an opportunity to identify priorities, describe and celebrate the qualities of the city, address issues in the urban fabric, and ensure that resources are strategically leveraged and deployed.

OUTR exhibited works from two of our radial Chinese urban models, Jiaoshan Islands at Lake Taihu and Chongqing ‘Core City’.

The challenge aims to bring together creative minds both nationally and internationally to compete in an action packed and hands on design competition that responds to this year’s State of Design festival theme “design that moves.”

The design proposal operates through the multiple scales of the site and local neighbourhood to celebrate and amplify its qualities, whilst simultaneously creating a unique iconic focus. 

The design concept was generated as a striated topography and planting plan at the scale of the urban fabric through which the new roads intersect.

Green-stops for California central valley is a framework which enables carious possibilities, orders and measures where ideas of respite, leisure, orientation and the landscape are fused together to operate as coexisting ecologies. 

TERMINAL 40-3 is an urban park which embraces the transient conditions of the urban fabric and the ever changing facets of a natural landscape. 

The master plan for the 30-acre post-industrial site in Louisville considers the sub central area as an economic and urban core for the wider surrounding territory of the Irish hill neighbourhood region. 

Mnemonic Praxis is explored as a fluctuating event terrain.

The intent of the studio was to investigate resource landscapes and the potential for these landscapes to be reformed through a range of material organisations and parametric behaviours that are inherently part of their being.

Urban Seeding is part of the larger project, ReActivate Latrobe Valley. Its mission is to activate sites for temporary uses while waiting for more permanent forms of development. 

The studio explored the landscape as a medium of urbanisation unfolding through designed events over time that define the Connected City and ‘address issues of cities and their making’.

The objective of the masterplan was to provide a unique living experience for the residents who occupy the development of a new, dominantly green, sustainable urban development. 

The dense brief included a hotel, private villas, private apartments, a clubhouse, and the necessary supporting services.

The Lake Tai Resort is an ambitious project for a luxury 5 star Hotel, Villas and Spa, all designed to be at the benchmark of worlds best practice in sustainable design.

Hazelwood Cemetery Study, Hazelwood, Australia.

The Core City masterplan for the Xiyong sub central area in Chongqing considers the Xiyong sub central area as an economic and urban core for the wider surrounding territory of Chongqing city region.

‘Transiting Cities - Low Carbon Futures’ research project and design ideas competition aims to create informed visions of new, innovative and alternative cities of the near future by defining opportunities for transition into a low carbon, prosperous, and vibrant communities.

The Future Morwell Project was an opportunity to identify priorities, describe and celebrate the qualities of the city, address issues in the urban fabric, and ensure that resources are strategically leveraged and deployed.

Terra Fluxus is a recorder of the dynamic medium of landscape.

The flood laboratory is a landscape corpse subject to the floods and variations of the Usumacinta river currents. The laboratory is a contemporary art and esculoric gallery in dry season and a flood shelter against flooding in the wet season.

Point Zero tests the decoding of the QR code through distortion, utilising the one point perspective construction method. 

re-hiding engenders the re-use, re-cycling, re-distributing and re-generation of components of the existing territory. 

sol.A is a kinetic sculpture developed in relation to the sun’s path and actuated by the sun’s solar energy specific to its location at Federation Square. 

Atmospherics is an enhanced cyborg landscape in which the biological, artificial and technological are merged to enhance and celebrate the existing ecologically conditions. 

Paramorphic Skin (72) is a sculpture in a series of works that explores our perception of skin bound simultaneously in our physical and physiological being.

‘Scaler’ is a site specific dynamic sculpture that symbolises the renewal of the Delacombe community and the reclaiming of the park through the complex assemblage of discrete parts that coalesce the surrounding context to form a large cohesive dynamic body suspended over the water.

The pavilion is constructed as a set of individual modules. Each module offers students the opportunity to learn a range of different skills and capabilities. 

The film, Middle Ground_Morwell is the first of a series of short films which capture key moments occurring within the broader Transiting Cities- Low Carbon Futures research project. 

Latrorama is a animation that draws upon the vastness and different landscape qualities that can be found in the Latrobe Valley Region.

In Disguise is the title of the proposed Moorabbin Junction project for the Street 14 Competition that intends to inspire and challenge our understanding of what a street, park, and square may be, and perhaps what they might be in defining public space in our cities.

The installation is intended to inspire and challenge our understanding of what a park is, and perhaps what they might be.

As today's fastest-growing city in Australia, it has evolved from a "frontier" settlement to a sophisticated regional metropolis of over 1.6 million population.

The seemingly pristine flows of microscopic nano-bots productively work away towards transforming the natural order of this once corporate landscape into an indeterminable equilibrium of built futures.

The intent of the studio was to investigate resource landscapes and the potential for these landscapes to be reformed through a range of material organisations and parametric behaviours that are inherently part of their being.

Nestled in the rolling hills of Wujin, the mountain resort celebrates the beautiful natural environment through a careful articulation of the inherent landscape qualities of the site.

sol.ARGE is the playful development of the dynamic sculpture sol.A into a large building, hence the title. 

The project is an urban landscape, generated by the flow forces that link diverse infrastructures and urban spaces in the city. 

Terra Fluxus is a recorder of the dynamic medium of landscape.

The Metromover Station is a place of interaction, a node, and an icon within the urban fabric of the new arts precinct downtown Miami. 

The library should be read as the anti-object. Less a noun, or something you could name, and more of a verb or action you could describe. 

Point Zero tests the decoding of the QR code through distortion, utilising the one point perspective construction method. 

re-hiding engenders the re-use, re-cycling, re-distributing and re-generation of components of the existing territory. 

72 Hour Urban Action is an international rapid architecture and design festival, defined by community needs, an extreme deadline, a tight budget and limited space. 

sol.A is a kinetic sculpture developed in relation to the sun’s path and actuated by the sun’s solar energy specific to its location at Federation Square. 

‘Scaler’ is a site specific dynamic sculpture that symbolises the renewal of the Delacombe community and the reclaiming of the park through the complex assemblage of discrete parts that coalesce the surrounding context to form a large cohesive dynamic body suspended over the water.

In Disguise is the title of the proposed Moorabbin Junction project for the Street 14 Competition that intends to inspire and challenge our understanding of what a street, park, and square may be, and perhaps what they might be in defining public space in our cities.

The installation is intended to inspire and challenge our understanding of what a park is, and perhaps what they might be.

The aim of the studio was to ‘educate’ students on how to deal with changes and so called ‘accidents’ that occur in the design-process in order to produce designs with an accumulated wealth and a broadened dynamic way of (bottom-up) planning.