Nikita Bhopti is an Indian-born Aussie working as a practising architect and writer. Nikita actively engages with various platforms, designers, artists and organisations to write about all things architecture, art and design. You’ll find her words across Yellowtrace, Reading Architecture, Parlour, and various other publications. She is also on the editorial team for Architect Victoria, the Australian Institute of Architects’ official journal of the Victorian chapter. Nikita graduated her Masters of Architecture with a distinction from RMIT. She is actively involved in curating industry events via her work with the Australian Institute of Architects’ EmAGN committee, and her former role as lead curator and secretary of New Architects Melbourne (NAM).
Nikita Bhopti's Latest contributions
Stitching memories from found materials
At Craft Fresh 2024, Hannah Hall’s intuitive, poetic textile art invited viewers to decipher characters and recall memories.
Profile: Caon Design Office / Laker
From bottle openers to art galleries to aerospace elements, this scale- and shape-shifting pair of design studios defies disciplines to great effect.
Moonee Ponds House by Lovell Burton Architecture
On a traditional street in Melbourne’s west, a new house pairs pragmatic planning and cost-effective material use with surprising volume to reframe the dream of a suburban family home.
Designer-maker’s humble dedication to process: Sabu Studio
Through its subtle, tactile designs, Melbourne-based Sabu Studio crafts furniture and lighting that challenge how we interact with our surroundings.
Local House by Zen Architects
Designed to support aging in place, a new home in Melbourne’s Eaglemont responds to its historically significant surrounds and immerses its owners in a tranquil garden setting.
Getting off the cruise ship: Architeam Conference 2023
Architeam Conference 2023 explored the many ways of working in small practice, celebrating the architects who are sailing their own way.
