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Vignette of the shelter on the path down to the river. An important intervention in this project, an assemblage of choreographies which guide the body from architecture to the river.

Displacement

Aaron O'Mahony
MArch
Play, Her Way… thinking through the now, for the future. A fantasyland of female sport – where imagination, dreams and goals have translated into a new architecture… View from Northern Road.

Play, Her Way…

Sophia Di Giandomenico
MArch
Reverberance is listening to the past - sound persists in space after the original source is silent. Installations in the abandoned mine explore the messier, complex nuances of memory.

Spectral Dialogues

Katie Taylor
MArch
Focusing on the multispecies approach to create an environment that welcomes all. Inviting the living, the dead, the flora and the fauna into a place we all call home.

Place Called Home

Christine Liu
MArch
Axonometric Plan of the entire project. This seeks to create dwellings which reduce individual economic costs, reduces the environmental impacts and accounts for an ageing population in Australia

S T E W A R D S H I P

Adam Holding
MArch
It's Not Vacant, It's Just Earning Money

Need Over Greed

Paris Perry
MArch
Downdraft Kilns, view at night

Loops and Legacies

Dane Jensen
MArch
An illustration capturing the Camp act of reuse and repair within the adaptive re-use shed

Curbside Chronicles

Alicia Champion
MArch
Educare Early Childhood Centre

Educare

Cecilia Wang
MArch
The rising ocean becomes a catalyst of metamorphosis, transforming marine ecosystems and architecture in a narrative of climate speculation.

The Disappearance of Garden Island

Yuting Zheng
MArch
The experience of mental wellness

Mind and Matter

Zoë Barker
MArch
Multi-species, off-grid huts designed for ecological harmony feature mudbrick, timber, water collection, and nesting sites. Modular designs support public, rangers, and wildlife care, fostering coexistence and connectivity along biodiversity corridors.

Counter-Roadkill: Cults for Ecological Connectivity

Jenny Huang
MArch
Aerial view of Finding Folk: The Anti-Leagues Club in Gosford, envisioning spaces for community gathering amid rising urban transformation.

Finding Folk

Luane Pike
MArch
The Songline Museum marks the journey’s start, featuring a suspended canoe reflecting Cockatoo Island’s history. Interior spaces and a counterweight door allow dynamic flow and diverse spatial experiences.

Cockatoo Visitor Center

Han Wang
MArch
The new architecture office is built using reclaimed components from Greater Sydney, embodying a manifesto on the revival and reuse of salvaged materials.

Waste Depot

Fei Liu
MArch
A Place for All: Building B Visitor Courtyard Render

A Place for All

Arabella Hamilton
MArch
The sectional drawing shows the architecture's alignment with the mountain and the observer’s journey through, confusedness, deceptiveness, restlessness, awareness, and finally wholeness, via spatial exploration and awakening.

AWAKENING OF OBSERVER

Yunlin Xie
MArch
With a continuing biodiversity loss crisis, architecture's role in crafting our built forms is vital to achieving sustainability through strategic, well-planned interventions. Collaborative, inclusive and multi-species design practices hold the power to create ecological awareness through education and conservation initiatives.

Centre of Conservation

Angus Gillespie-Penny
MArch
If a building were erected today, what would it look like in the distant future? How has its function changed over time? What has happened in this period?

Speculative Spolia

George Anicic
MArch

Regenerating the Renaissance Capital

Christian Tsitsos
MArch
BuildIY is desiged to give an owner-builder the best opportunity to navigate and adhere to the unique regulatory requirements without major adverse effects on project pricing or budget typically associated.

DO IT YOURSELF?

Thomas Glassock-Warren
MArch
Surry Hills Rewoven: Reigniting the Culture of Local Production

Reweaving Local Production

anthea kwan
MArch
Point Piper, one of the world’s most exclusive and expensive postcodes, is home to properties capable of accommodating hundreds of people, yet many house fewer than ten residents.

Slums in the Sky

Michael Cho
MArch
The Shed is a reference to the classic Aussie backyard, perched on the rooftop of the building, a lightweight, transparent structure, a welcome contrast to the thick structural concrete of the existing façade. The Shed operates as an event space with garden allotments outside. It can be used as an event space, tool shed, a library of things, and a quiet escape from the city.

Visualising an Australian Dream

Emma Hastie
MArch
The secret map repositions Country’s dominance, repurposing colonial structures as reparation nodes, reconnecting fragmented Songlines, rediscovering lost knowledge, and establishing education spaces by erasing colonial imprints and mutation of timeline.

Counter Regime

Donovan Yan Zhuo Tan
MArch
"You may never know your fortune Until the distance has been shown between what is lost forever And what can still be known" Hozier

Pod-about

Steve Cullen
MArch
One of four terrace case studies, this house in Newtown demonstrates strategies for building on compact inner-city lots. Habitable space has been extended into the residual area of a former laneway over time - now housing a garage, studio, stacked service zone and access to a secondary entrance,

Full House

Jodie Chieu
MArch