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Meet Katrina Simon - Associate Dean of Landscape Architecture in the School of Architecture and Urban Design

Designers like constraints. John Doyle likes constrictions. Tightness he calls it. Whether it’s the pressure of ‘tight’ budgets or people finding a place to sell their wares in a ‘tight’ Vietnamese laneway, the “condensed and congested leads to productive and creative conditions of urban life”, he says.

Mary Featherston AM is one of RMIT’s most eminent alumna in architecture and design with an outstanding and sustained contribution to design and education over the past fifty years from 1970s to present.

Discover the annual graduate exhibition of students from the Bachelor of Interior Design (Honours), a showing of over 80 self-directed Research Major Projects proposing future directions of interior design practice.

"Children's first example of architecture is a family home, but really quickly they're introduced to civic architecture: the school, the library, the museum and the gallery," says Muir. "These memories are really fundamental in terms of how children understand architecture."

Dr Christine Phillips explores how public architecture and spaces coexist with neglected and untold histories in Australian cultures.

Associate Professor Roland Snooks uses robotic fabrication and algorithmic generative design to explore new depths of his discipline.

Meet Adjunct Professor Perry Lethlean

Meet Kirsten Bauer - Master of Architecture (Landscape Architecture), Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Hons), RMIT Adjunct Professor, and Director of ASPECT Studios

Meet Cassanda Chilton – Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Honours) and Studio Principal, Rush Wright Associates

Cynthia Zhuge, a Bachelor of Landscape Architectural Design student, had her work constructed at ‘The Poetry of Gardening’ Beijing Forestry University Garden-making Festival.

The first day of the first year of studying immediately challenges students’ preconceptions of what studying interior design might entail.