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Nicola Millward of Nx Studio for the CO-architecture Accelerator Program
Nicola Millward, Director of Nx Studio, joins the CO-architecture Accelerator—Australia’s first industry-backed program for purpose-driven practices. Nx Studio delivers sustainable commercial and residential design, prioritising adaptive reuse, collaboration and low-impact materials.
Natasha Slangen of Emotive Designs for the CO-architecture Accelerator Program
Nathasha Slangen, Director of Emotive Designs, joins the CO-architecture Accelerator—Australia’s first industry-backed program for purpose-driven practices. Emotive Designs creates bespoke, sustainable homes shaped by emotional design and collaboration.
Andrew Samuel of Samuel Architecture for the CO-architecture Accelerator Program
Andrew Samuel, founder of Samuel Architecture, joins the CO-architecture Accelerator—Australia’s first industry-backed program helping architects and designers build resilient, purpose-driven practices. His Melbourne studio balances integrity, precision and belonging.
Anthony Chan of Chan Architecture for the CO-architecture Accelerator Program
Anthony Chan, director of Chan Architecture, joins the CO-architecture Accelerator—Australia’s first industry-backed program helping architects and designers build resilient, purpose-driven practices. His long-standing Melbourne team delivers thoughtful, collaborative and sustainable design.
Steven Pooley of Saru Design for the CO-architecture Accelerator Program
Saru Design joins the CO-architecture Accelerator—Australia’s first industry-backed program helping architects and designers build resilient, purpose-driven practices. The agile studio delivers personalised, future-focused interiors shaped by human needs and sustainability.
Nathalie Scipioni of Nathalie Scipioni Architects for the CO-architecture Accelerator Program
Nathalie Scipioni, founder of Nathalie Scipioni Architects, joins the CO-architecture Accelerator—Australia’s first industry-backed program helping architects and designers build resilient, purpose-driven practices. Her studio blends European sensibilities with bold, innovative Australian design.
Madz Wijesiri of ENCLAVE Architects for the CO-architecture Accelerator Program
ENCLAVE Architects founder Madz Wijesiri joins the CO-architecture Accelerator—Australia’s first industry-backed program helping architects and designers build resilient, purpose-driven practices. His Melbourne studio crafts tailored, light-filled spaces shaped by global insight and collaboration.