Contributors

Judith Abell

is a writer, designer and artist, consistently working at the intersections between these disciplines. Judith currently works for the City of Hobart as a public art coordinator, while maintaining her sculptural art practice and her freelance writing work.

Sisterhood (page 46)

Michelle Bailey

is an architecture and design writer based in Brisbane. Since her move from architectural practice to architectural writing six years ago, she has visited almost 200 projects in Queensland and has written about these for magazines such as Artichoke and Houses.

Byres Street (page 110)

Gavin Campbell

is the national president at the Design Institute of Australia. His strong passion for design and its value to our culture has motivated him to work to promote the values of good design across the whole community.

Comment (page 10)

Willem-dirk du Toit

is a Melbournebased photographer who splits his time between the outdoors and the great indoors, both locally and internationally. He regularly collaborates with a talented group of people and for a diverse selection of clients.

The Commons QV (page 102)

Rebecca Gross

is a freelance writer and design historian. She has a master’s degree from Parsons School of Design and writes about cultural history through the lens of architecture and design.

Ozlana (page 86)

Rachel Hurst

is a senior lecturer in architecture at the University of South Australia and contributing editor for Architecture Australia. She researches everyday aspects of architecture through a baroque practice of making, writing and curating.

Part Time Lover (page 38)

Ella Leoncio

is a Melbourne-based architect and principal at Chamberlain Architects. She is a freelance writer and a regular contributor to Architecture Media’s titles.

Seen Skin (page 88)

Damian Madigan

is a fellow of the Australian Institute of Architects, a member of the South Australian state government’s Design Review panel, and a senior lecturer in architecture at the University of South Australia.

Profile: Joshua Smith (page 79)

Thomas Mccammon

is an artist and poet working with video, installation, sound art, analogue mediums, photography and map-making to unpack themes such as spatial occupation, language and identity, margins and silence in art. He is co-founder of publishing project Have You Seen Him.

Part Time Lover (page 38)

Michael Macleod

is a director of architecture at Kennedy Nolan. Alongside this work, he has a continued involvement in teaching and a strong interest in the social responsibilities of architects.

Via Porta (page 30)

Traianos Pakioufakis

is a photographer based in Sydney. His focus draws toward abstract flora, anatomical gestures and topographical plains, revealing an apprehensive beauty within minimal forms.

Ozlana (page 86)

Jenah Piwanski

is a freelance photographer based in Melbourne, working across editorial and commercial projects. Her diverse folio and client base explores interiors, lifestyle and still-life photography, with a collaborative approach always at the forefront of her work.

Gathered (page 22)