2017
Our students have the technical capabilities and creative capacity to address the big challenges facing our cities. Here’s how they’re creating the world of tomorrow.
Bachelor of Architectural Design
Architecture and the city
Linescapes
Studio leader: Isabel Lasala
Messh Up!
Studio leaders: Gingi Engloner and Dan Nyandega
Sam
Studio leader: Hannes McNamara
Self-Interested Space Collective
Studio leader: Peter Charles
Shopping Your Way Out
Studio leaders: Toby Reed and Anna Nervegna
Critical observation and proposition
Chopshop
Studio leader: Jonathan Podborsek
City Peril
Studio leaders: Hannah Rowe and Brett Wittinglsow
Never Been Modern
Studio leaders: Virginia Mannering and Luca Lana
Requiem
Studio leader: Holly Xie
Testing Grounds
Studio leaders: Ella Gauci-Seddon and Joseph Gauci-Seddon
True Crimes
Studio leader: Ben Waters
Universals
Studio leaders: Andrea Pinochet and Espen Vatn
Designing process
Digitally Diverse Structure
Studio leader: James Bowman Fletcher
The Garden Of Earthly Delights
Studio leaders: Dr María Fullaondo and Joe Gauci-Seddon
Gesamtkunstwerk
Studio leader: James Jamison
The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
Studio leader: Phillip Schemnitz
Memory Factory
Studio leader: Holly Xie
Piped
Studio leaders: Christopher Hewson and Sarah Lake
Renaissance Centre
Studio leaders: Monique Woodward and Scott Woodward
Subjects And Sequences
Studio leader: Ben Waters
Materialising architectural ideas
Castaway
Studio leader: Jonathan Podborsek
House Of Stoush
Studio leaders: Grant Amon and Nicholas Gioia
Mind The Gap
Studio leader: Isabel Lasala
Pull Over
Studio leader: Ross Brewin
Remnants
Studio leaders: Yvonne Meng and Phil Burns
St Kilda Triangle ACCA
Studio leaders: Toby Reed and Anna Nervegna
Master of Architecture
Master studios
Fill Ya Boots!
Studio leader: Dr Drew Williamson
Geology / Pottery / Typology
Studio leader: Dr Laura Harper
Satellite
Studio leader: Paul Morgan
Swamp City
Studio leaders: Professor Nigel Bertram, Oscar Sainsbury and Rutger Pasman
Willful
Studio leaders: Christopher Kelly and Laurence Dragomir
WIN! Ideas Competition
Studio leader: Markus Jung
Design research project
Form City
Studio leaders: Dr Lee-Anne Khor and Rutger Pasman
Groundbreaking
Studio leaders: Ross Brewin and Dr Laura Harper
Punk Buildings
Studio leader: Dr Eduardo Kairuz
Re-Imagining South Melbourne Market
Studio leaders: Isun A Kazerani and Joshua Haddad
Speculative Futures
Studio leader: Associate Professor Ari Seligmann
Stephenson Triangle
Studio leaders: Markus Jung and Lochlan Sinclair
Thick Skinned
Studio leaders: George Huon, Luke Tuckman and Vaughan Cockburn
Art, Design and Architecture (PhD)

Jacqui Alexander
Exploring the architectural and urban implications of the sharing economy.

Suzanne Barker
What influences resident’s attitudes to infill housing proposals?

Peter Charles
Porosity strategies for dynamic alternatives to dense development ambitions.

Wendy Christie
Future Housing in Vanuatu: A design framework for contextually appropriate urban housing in Vanuatu

Samantha Donnelly
Seeking Refuge in Architecture: An emerging spatial typology for women and children leaving domestic and family violence

Gyöngyvér Engloner
The potentials of catchment-scale thinking in urban infill situation in the context of climate change.

Mohaimeen Islam
Integrating Computational Design and Digital Fabrication Strategies in Mass Timber Construction (MTC) for Mass Customization in the House Building Industry.

Declan Martin
Exploring how urban manufacturers and cultural producers have adapted and survived in high-cost inner cities.

Yvonne Meng
How a suburb undergoing rapid change is altered by a precinct-wide masterplan and series of architectural proposals.

Dan Nyandega
Cycles of water and land: design tactics for highly modified lowlands in coastal cities.

Fernando Pavez
Digital project delivery: towards a regenerative design and construction approach

Sri Rohana Rathnayake
Cultural economies and local development: the role of return migrants.

Dasha Spasojevic
Discussions between humans, non-humans and new infrastructure.

Nícolas Guerra Tão
Fostering city life through planning for social diversity and urban space complexity.

Kirrakee Teea Watson
Providing a critical Indigenous perspective of the disposition of global Eurocentric architectures - products of colonial regimes alongside Indigenous architectures.

Erich Wolff
Can infrastructure systems operate within social-ecological dynamics?

Darcy Zelenko
An advanced architecture will be proposed that operates on timber housing systems utilising computational design and manufactured with digital fabrication technologies.
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