2025 Semester 1

The Intervals and Betweens: By integrating prefabrication technology with a modular column system and an adaptive plumbing infrastructure independent of partition walls, the design enhances structural efficiency, flexibility, and adaptability.

Agora Housing: Agora is a modular, community-oriented social housing project built on a 5x5m grid system; it supports flexible unit typologies around a central courtyard, fostering a shared spatial identity and user/centred design.

Suburban Home - Village by Creek: Village by Creek reimagines suburban social housing by preserving the human scale and fostering connections—between people, and to nature.

The project balances out the importance of individual autonomy and collective living dynamics through a courtyard-based massing that reorients conventional linear block forms to maximize solar access and define shared communal landscapes.

Anchor + Home: A social housing project that nurtures the collective and creates a spectrum of spaces to be inhabited for both the individual and the communal.

Framing Hawthorn: This project repositions social housing as a deliberative and adaptable Co-Housing framework shaped by modular assembly, resident agency and shared living.

Built into a Line: The proposal reimagines social housing by reclaiming permanence and intentionality through spatial clarity, consistent proportions, and the integration of simple, elegant, functional elements that support daily life with quiet dignity.

Arranged around a hearth: Raised gently above the ground, this housing project begins with a hearth — redefined not through material weight, but as a solid red core that signals the spatial and social centre of each dwelling among an otherwise open and adaptable plan.

Lykkegaard: The intent of this project is to reconnect people with what many have lost in this fast paced and globalized age; A connection to their community, neighbours, nature, and the resources they consume.

Reinterpreting the ‘Australian Ugliness’: a social housing model: Contemporary social housing in Australia has largely detached itself from the country’s vernacular identity.

Live Together, Live Alone: Located in Hawthorn, a suburb shaped by its student population and growing urban density, Live Together, Live Alone proposes a new co-living model that reimagines the spatial and social dynamics of student housing.