MADAboutMADA

A blind donkey riding a unicycle can find a place to eat, but finding the perfect place to eat on Monash Caulfield campus can test even the most prominent of food connoisseurs.

If driving is a necessity and you don’t want to pay over $210 a semester for a Monash parking permit, I will now explain where is best to park.

While commute times have increased over the past decade, a Pricewaterhouse Cooper report predicts that without investments in transport infrastructure, commutes could increase further (Davies 2019).

Arran Thornton Roxburgh is a third-year architecture student at Monash University.

Chelsea Telford is a current third year MADA student. Chelsea grew up in Melbourne with a deep interest in design before deciding to do Architecture at Monash University.

Inuri Liyanage is a student who is undergoing her third year of a Bachelor of Architectural Design at Monash University.

Jefry was born in Indonesia, moved to Singapore to study interior architecture, he then moved to Australia to undertake his bachelor of architectural design here at Monash.

One of the strengths of QGIS is the availability of capable plugins that have been written for it.

Mapping is a fundamental part of all stages and scales of architectural design. This tutorial will help you start mapping systematically.

In this tutorial you will learn how to create a multi-layered exploded axonometric map.

Rob Caflisch is an Architect who runs his own business in Greensborough, Victoria, Australia.

Katrina is a third-year Architecture student at Monash University and also is a draftsperson working at CMS Architects since 2016.

Pascal is a current MADA student in his third year of architecture and is currently working casually as function and event staff in Melbourne.

The life of a double degree student – An interview with a student studying a Bachelor of Civil Engineering and Architectural Design.

Daniela Kresnadi will be graduating from MADA with a Masters in Architecture at the end of 2019.

The MPavilion is an ongoing architecture project that began in 2014 where every year a temporary pavilion is designed to be placed in the heart of Melbourne at the Queen Victoria Gardens, acting as a free cultural hub for the public to engage in programs during its spring-summer duration.