Sibling Architecture is an architecture practice that focuses on creating environments, experiences, and strategies that respond to social needs and desires. They aim to make everyday life easier, more engaging, and more fun.

Sibling Architecture

Sibling Architecture creates environments that make people’s lives better.

We realise this through architecture, urban design, landscape architecture and strategic design that explores all scales and types of building: cultural, commercial, domestic, institutional and landscape. Our research-based approach, which includes a passion to explore social needs and desires, strengthens each project with fresh ideas and forms. Clients and collaborators across South-East Asia and Australia include City of Melbourne, Creative Victoria, Monash University, National Gallery of Victoria, Squint/Opera and VICE magazine.

The practice is directed by Amelia Borg, Nicholas Braun, Jane Caught, Qianyi Lim and Timothy Moore.

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