Nigel Bertram is a director of NMBW Architecture Studio, Melbourne and Practice Professor of Architecture at Monash University. He is an instigator of the Stawell Steps project.
Nigel Bertram's Latest contributions
Aboriginal Housing Victoria – Affordable Housing Project by Breathe
Modest and purposeful, a medium-rise development in suburban Melbourne offers internal amenity and shows that design skill, not cost, determines the quality of a project.
Small infrastructures: Breaking down scales and categories
Small infrastructures have often been viewed as private and individual, but they can be more effective – and allow for a better overall urban ecology – when used collectively, explains Nigel Bertram.
Lines in the land: Tintern Schools Middle Schools
In response to this Victorian school’s pedagogical model for parallel learning, Architectus realizes a confident pair of buildings that counters formal separation with social connection.
Interview with Toby Reed
Toby Reed reflects on his practice at the boundaries between architecture, art and film.
Merli House (1984) revisited
Revisiting the ‘carefully juggled complexity’ of a home by Edmond and Corrigan.
At the limits of not
Artist Callum Morton and architect Nigel Bertram contemplate the intersection of art and architecture.
Small works: big presence
Professor Nigel Bertram reflects on the impact of small public structures in regional towns.
King House and Studios (1952–64) revisited
The one-room house by Robin Boyd for artists Inge and Grahame King.
Factory house
Simon Anderson explores how industrial processes and contractors might make flexible, affordable, low-energy housing.
Our Houses talk
In November 2010 James Jones and Mike Jenkins, architect and client, talked about the Trial Bay House at the Walsh Street House.