My Projects:
Details is a full architectural drawing suite for 81 Bouverie Street, a proposed performance arts hub for RMIT. This project demonstrates comprehensive drafting competence through complete sets of plans, sections, elevations, construction details, and service integration. With a focus on precision, coordination, and technical clarity, the documentation reflects a professional standard of architectural communication.
14 Glendearg Grove is a historically grounded, formally structured garden redesign that extends the architecture of the home into the landscape. A clear grid balances symmetry, circulation, and topography, while thoughtful materials and period-appropriate planting reinforce the strong connection between house and garden.
Hedonism is the belief that pleasure is the highest good, and in Melbourne’s architecture, it emerges as a celebration of joy, excess, and sensory delight. Along Punt Road, bold designs coexist with quiet backdrops, creating a city where spectacle and subtlety thrive together. This is a call for architecture that inspires and indulges—not despite its extravagance—but because of it.
Death is not a tragedy, but a triumph of theatre—an extravagant finale draped in velvet and bathed in gold. In An Exercise in Death, the forgotten town of Dunolly takes its final bow, transformed into a cemetery-opera where ruin is glamorous, mourning is performative, and decay wears a crown.
Bliss is escaping the chaos of the world in a hidden, opulent bunker in eastern Bohemia—a fortified jewel where grand architecture meets serene luxury. With libraries, courtyards, and a lavish private home, it’s a place to relax, indulge, and toast the end in style. If the world ends, why not go out wrapped in velvet, with champagne in hand?
Uncompromising Benevolence is a radical apartment prototype that redefined urban living through bold design and deep adaptability. Born in North Melbourne, it rejected local context in favour of a city-wide vision, offering generous public space and a structure that evolved with its residents. This exhibition celebrates its enduring legacy as a global model of compassionate, flexible architecture.
Drawings & Photographs is a curated selection of my own sketches and photographs, loosely centred around architecture.
Writings is a curated collection of my own texts exploring various topics throughout architectural history.
Seduction is the silent lure of architecture that promises everything and delivers only desire. In An Exercise In: Belief, Trust, and Seduction, a disillusioned immigrant is drawn into a grand Victorian building, a decadent echo of Australia’s golden dreams. The structure tempts with beauty and grandeur, offering hope while mocking it—an architectural fantasy that captivates even as it deceives.