Every day, Evi Janse de Jonge works to make Melbourne’s streets safer, greener and more accessible—especially for people walking or riding bikes.

Before he became principal at award-winning public architecture firm Genton, Monash alum Marc Debney was working as a lawyer. Although his legal career was stable and well-established, it lacked something he couldn’t ignore—creativity.

Rachael always had a unique blend of interests—maths, design, physics, and art—and architecture emerged as the perfect intersection. “I was drawn to how architecture allowed me to combine creativity with technical thinking.”

Artefacts created by Monash Architecture students Shantel Gilmore, Melika Hatami and Emma Matthews, have been selected to be part of the Australian Home Pavilion at the 2025 Venice Architecture Biennale.

For Giselle Osborne, Senior Advisor to the Victorian Minister for Planning, a career in urban planning wasn’t a straight path—it was a journey that fused her passions for policy, people, and place.

Architect Leanne Haidar shares her journey from university to practice, highlighting her work at SJB, involvement in student advocacy, and passion for mentoring, mental wellbeing, and inclusive design.

Explore an inspiring talk with Timothy Moore of Sibling Architecture. Learn about Moore's inventive approach to reshaping architecture and society, driven by his unique background. Discover transformative projects that defy conventions and a new visual language. Gain insights into Moore's educational journey, early career, and core values. Perfect for students and professionals seeking inspiration and fresh perspectives.

Explore how Sarah Lynn Rees, a Palawa woman, Indigenous advisor at Jackson Clements Burrows (JCB), and lecturer at Monash University, seamlessly blends her cultural heritage with architecture.

Discover Kelvin Tsang's evolution from student to architectural professional in an interview with Breanna Edebohls. Tsang, design lead at NWMN, Melbourne, emphasises adaptability, sustainability, and local engagement in his work. The interview delves into his collaboration on the 2022 NGV Architecture Commission, "Temple of Boom," a reinterpretation of the Parthenon infused with urban art.