Australian architects in a global landscape

摘要

As Australian architects, we have always looked internationally to fill out our learning, whether through overseas study, working abroad, or the pilgrimage that has become a rite of passage for many of us upon graduation. From Robin Boyd's collaborations with international modernists, to Harry Seidler's enduring connections with Europe, and Kerry Hill's with Asia, there is a rich tradition of Australians engaging with architectural culture and practice globally. But these links work both ways. More Australian architects are working globally than ever before and their work is increasingly being recognized. Our most renowned architect, Pritzker Architecture Prize-winner Glenn Murcutt, has led to a burgeoning awareness of Australian design, both locally and farther afield.