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Brisbane

Australia

Ross Summergreene is a Kuala Lumpur based graduate architect who completed his Masters of Architecture at the University of Queensland in 2013.

His investigations into Country, Place & Indigenous ethno-architecture have been a key focus within his academic pursuits and continue to influence his design principles and beliefs. 

Currently Ross is undertaking studies into Critical Regionalism as the recipient of the A.E. Brooks Travelling Scholarship in Architecture. These investigations have lead Ross through South East Asia, where he currently resides.

2012/2 ross summergreene University of Queensland Master of Architecture

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Neighbourhood Retrofit: The Western Creek Catchment. Prof. Marci Mannison-Webster

Quilty Pleasures, Auchenflower, Brisbane

The Queensland Spinners, Weavers and Fiber Artists [QSWFA] is housed in an existing church and hall within the Western Creek Catchment. Quilty Pleasures intent was to strengthen the QSFWA and its surrounding built environment to forge a community orientated destination [COD]. This was achieved through the introduction of an alpaca colony to the WCC which grazes on the newly formed green corridors- roaming to the basins for replenishment and returning through the catchment to the QSFWA hall where they are sheared, their fibers used by the QSFWA to be created into products which are in turn sold back into the community from stores located along a pedestrian fringe which encompasses the QSFWA hall