Kim Irons is principal of Stonehouse and Irons Architecture, a regional practice working on Wadawurrung Country. Her own work includes residential and community projects, and she also provides regular design review to Ballarat, Mornington Peninsula Shire and OVGA design panels. Her bushfire rebuilding experience extends from Victoria to northern Queensland, including provision of pro bono services in response to the 2009 and 2020 bushfires.
Kim Irons's Latest contributions
Jan Juc House by Eldridge Anderson Architects
Evolving and refining the forms of our coastal towns’ once-ubiquitous housing stock, this new residence celebrates an enduring affection for the unassuming beach shack.
Spotlight: Building for bushfire
Built in the bush, this collection of architect-designed houses responds to rigorous bushfire safety standards with scrutiny and creativity, exploring ways of living safely and sustainably in the unforgiving Australian landscape.
