Ross Brewin is an architectural practitioner and researcher. He is a lecturer in architectural design at Monash University where he established the first-year design studio program. His practice (rba/u) is engaged in architectural and urban projects across a range of scales, with a focus on compact and flexible spatial typologies. Ross has experience in both gallery design and exhibition curation and has presented his own work in art and architecture exhibitions nationally and internationally.
Ross Brewin's Latest contributions
2021 Tasmania Architecture Awards
A boutique hotel in Hobart, dubbed “a hidden delightful world,” has been awarded the inaugural Tasmanian Architecture Medal at the 2021 Tasmanian Architecture Awards.
The houses of Taylor and Hinds
Comprising the keenly observant Poppy Taylor and Mat Hinds, this Tasmanian firm takes a cerebral approach to placemaking that nonetheless holds warmth, wonder and the human experience at its heart.
Recessive yet bold: Outside In House
This purposefully recessive, distinctively contemporary alteration and addition to a rundown bungalow by MODO celebrates the house’s architectural lineage while providing room for modern living.
Looking outward: Baracco and Wright Architects
With each new project, Louise Wright and Mauro Baracco of Baracco and Wright Architects aim to contribute to the broader urban ecology of a place.
Card Play Space
A cardboard kingdom by first-year students of architecture at Monash University
