For Sylvia Tong, urban design is ultimately about translating across different built environment sectors to create better spatial experiences for more people . Now a Senior Urban Designer at the Department of Transport and Planning, she works across land use and transport policy and planning, to help shape how Victorians experience public places and streets every day.

For Annabelle Shaw, architecture is much more than the physical structures that define our city. It is an emotional landscape that should offer comfort, safety, and a sense of belonging.

Balancing his studies at Monash with an internship at leading Australian multi-disciplinary architecture practice, SJB, Leonardo is gaining real-world experience that connects his academic learning with professional practice and helps pave the way for his future career.

Two Monash University Master of Architecture students have recently completed transformative Work Integrated Learning (WIL) internships at renowned global architecture practice Grimshaw, showcasing the strength of industry partnerships in preparing the next generation of architects.

Recently shortlisted for Australian Design Review’s 30UNDER30, Monash University Master of Architecture alum Dinel Meyepa reflects on his journey into global architecture and offers advice for future architects.

With qualifications in urban planning, landscape, and public affairs from Taiwan, and work experience in private consultancy, Jenny was keen to expand her career by understanding how urban planning and design work in a different country.

First-year Bachelor of Architectural Design students recently exhibited their work in the Work in Progress: Lost Trades Monash Architecture Student Exhibition. The event was held at the historic Abbotsford Convent and marked their first public exhibition and a significant early milestone in their architectural design education.

Master of Urban Planning and Design student Retno Palupi’s decision to study at Monash University was driven by a desire to combine urban planning with design, all within a hands-on studio learning environment.

For Emily, urban design is about more than drawings—it’s about creating communities where people feel at home.