Event: Work Reimagined Melbourne Edition

We are back in Melbourne with a new event!

Join us for Work Reimagined:

Learning from our "F*** Ups" an intimate gathering where the design community embraces the reality behind the glamorous facades. This event is dedicated to architects, designers, and practice owners eager to share not only their triumphs, but their "What was I thinking?" moments, the unforeseen hurdles, and the invaluable insights gained from plans that veered off course.

Picture an evening where we ditch the glossy editorials and delve into the true stories of building careers in design and creating the spaces that define our environment. Work Redesigned offers a rare peek behind the architectural curtain, celebrating the intricate, often bumpy journey of innovation and the learning that comes from every misstep.

Inspired by the F**K Up nights movement, it's about building a community that finds strength in vulnerability and imperfection and sees every challenge as an opportunity for growth.


Details

Date: June 20th, 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Event Type: In-Person Only
Location: Shop T1/367 Collins St, Melbourne VIC 3000 (Brickworks Melbourne Design Studio).


Speakers

Stephanie Bullock - Director at Kosloff Architecture

Since 2009, we have sought to create an attentive practice built on openness, collaboration and trust, working closely with our team to create beautiful buildings. We love coming to work each day and look to build a team that shares this approach. We hope our clients feel this energy, and it feeds and inspires all our projects. With a love of problem-solving, Sarah balances design work, client interface, time on site with running a business. Sarah leads the residential side of the practice.  'Every day is diverse and full of opportunity'.  Richard has spent the last decade solidifying our relationship with the VSBA, and leading the education and institutional projects. Richard brings a wealth of experience and a love of design, travel, food and wine & cycling. Together our skill sets are complimentary and have allowed us to diversify our practice and together with our associates, build a committed and talented team.

Fiona Dunin - Director at fmd architects

Fiona Dunin established FMD Architects in 2005 with a focus on design intensive projects of varying scales and types. Fiona merges the two disciplines of interior design and architecture. Her experience is diverse, with a range of projects including residential, major retail and institutional projects over the last 30 years. The detailed nature of her work, coupled with her extensive research into materials and product development is reflected in the rich interiors and architecture produced.

Sarah and Richard Bryant - Directors at Bryant Alsop

Since 2009, we have sought to create an attentive practice built on openness, collaboration and trust, working closely with our team to create beautiful buildings. We love coming to work each day and look to build a team that shares this approach. We hope our clients feel this energy, and it feeds and inspires all our projects. With a love of problem-solving, Sarah balances design work, client interface, time on site with running a business. Sarah leads the residential side of the practice.  'Every day is diverse and full of opportunity'.  Richard has spent the last decade solidifying our relationship with the VSBA, and leading the education and institutional projects. Richard brings a wealth of experience and a love of design, travel, food and wine & cycling. Together our skill sets are complimentary and have allowed us to diversify our practice and together with our associates, build a committed and talented team.

(MC) Kevin Mitchem - Co-founder at CO-architecture

Kevin Mitchem is the co-founder of CO-architecture and a registered architect in Western Australia, with over a decade of experience in engineering and architecture, both in Australia and internationally. Kevin's project experience spans across commercial sectors like education, workplace, transport, and civil infrastructure. Serving as a council member of the AIA WA chapter, he passionately supports and advocates for independents, small businesses, and emerging design professionals, with a particular interest in diversity and equitable employment. Beyond his professional commitments, Kevin is also an educator and academic at Curtin University. His research centers on the intersection of technology, user experience, and adaptive reuse, contributing to the advancement of these areas.


Agenda

6:00 PM - Doors Open for Gathering (canapes, refreshments)
6:30 PM - Welcoming Remarks by the MC
6:45 PM - Presentations by Speakers, followed by a Question and Answer Session
8:00 PM - Networking Session


Tickets


Supported by

Brickworks - Brickworks is one of Australia’s largest and most diverse building material manufacturers, housing some of Australia’s best-known building material brands. Their commitment is to inspire, support, create and build better environments and places for their customers and communities.