Paul Minifie

Paul Minifie is a senior lecturer for the Architecture program in RMIT's School of Architecture and Design and a Director of Minifie Nixon Architects.

Research and scholarship
Selected Minifie Nixon projects:

- Edithvale and Seaford Wetlands, Melbourne, Masterplan, 2005
- Australian Wildlife Centre, Healesville, Victoria, 2004–2005
- Millennium Hilton, Bangkok, Thailand, Renovation, 2004–2005
- Office Foyer, Saatchi & Saatchi, Sydney, Project, 2004
- Plateau Courtyard, Deakin University, 2003–2004
- Coal and Economic College, Yantai, China, Short-listed competition entry, 2003
- Streaming House, Theoretical Project, 2002–2003
- The Hub, RMIT University (renovation), 2002
- Melbourne Docklands, Master planning and Visualisations, 2002
- Corner and Harbour Studies, Theoretical Project, 2001
- Centre for Ideas, Victorian College of the Arts, Melbourne, Australia, 2001–2003
- Marina Line Stations, Singapore. Short-listed Competition entry, 2000

Public lectures:
- 'Australian Architects Working in China' Asian Education Foundation Forum, Canberra, 2005
- 'Digital Techniques and Design Spaces' Keynote Address, RAIA National Conference, Melbourne, 2005
- 'Minifie Nixon Architects Recent Works', Lecture at Sendai University, Japan, 2004
- 'Minifie Nixon Architects Recent Works', Lecture at Tokyo University, Japan, 2004
- 'Streaming House' Archilab, Orleans, France, 2003
- 'Centre for Ideas', RAIA National Conference, Melbourne, 2002
- 'A procedural approach to design', University of Western Australia, 2002

Awards:
- RAIA Awards
- Australian Wildlife Health Centre, Named Award, Category Institutional New, 2006
- Centre for Ideas, Category: Institutional New, 2004
- Backlogue, Category: Specialist Print Media (editor), 1992
- National Museum of Australia, Canberra, 1997–2000
- Storey Hall, RMIT University, 1991–1992