Norman Kingwell Day is an architect, educator, and writer. He worked with the late Robin Boyd and Professor Frederick Romberg before starting his own practice, now with offices in Melbourne, Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Bangkok, Fiji and Dili. His architecture is contemporary and investigative, and has won national and international awards. He is a board member of Architects Without Frontiers, has writing extensively on architecture in the public and professional media, and is the author of twelve books on architecture. In 2000 he was awarded a Doctorate of Architecture (honoris causa) by RMIT University.
Norman Day's Latest contributions
Venice to the valley
Restaurateur Ronnie di Stasio proposes to bring Australia’s old Venice pavilion to his Victorian vineyard.
Peter Corrigan: Cities of Hope
Norman Day reviews the RMIT exhibition on Melbourne architects Edmond and Corrigan.
Storey Hall
RMIT’s daring campaign of architectural patronage brings another controversial public building to Melbourne.
