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We translate insights into design vision to build sustainable and collaborative communities.

We design spaces that go beyond brief and function, we make a positive contribution to the community by creating innovative, sustainable, and site-responsive places for living, work, learning and leisure.

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Clarke Keller Architecture
  • 21 November

    Can off-site domestic parking solve our housing crisis and become our greatest community asset?

    What might the proposed densification of Canberra mean for our traditional suburban ideals of space, community and nature, and how might we be able to pivot into new unchartered territory to address it?

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  • 06 June

    Get Ready To Play - Design for Sports Facilities

    Sporting facilities lie at the heart of our communities, from the local level right through to our national identity. As places where we go to participate in and celebrate the highs and lows of one of our favourite pastimes, they deserve iconic representation to fully celebrate their significance.

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  • 28 June

    EPDs unlock the secrets of how we can lower environment impact

    To meet international climate obligations, Australia is looking to increase the share of renewable energy in the grid to more than 80% by 2030. Considering April 2023’s Clean Energy Australia report assessed the current share as 36% – then energy from. The same decline is not so likely for embodied emissions if we keep following the business-as-usual pathway.

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  • 30 March

    Designing With Country

    ck architecture recently commenced our reconciliation journey, through the establishment of our Reflect RAP, through this process we are exploring what ‘Designing with Country’ means, it’s processes and opportunities. We do recognise that the foundation is to authentically ‘connect to Country’ – through listening, observing, and participating.

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  • 21 September

    Build tight, ventilate right

    Airtightness is an important part of building performance.

    Air leakage in a building not only causes draughts on a windy day, but it can also cause issues associated with air exchanging between cavities within a wall and the interior. Depending on the moisture and temperature differences across a wall assembly, this exchange has the potential for creating moist conditions within the envelope. This can cause deterioration of the envelope and reduce air quality.

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