Andrew Latreille has spent time making buildings, and he now photographs them. He currently works from bases in Melbourne, Australia and Vancouver, Canada with his work appearing in local and international publications. Andrew believes that the process of “the making of architecture” is a story that should be told. His photography encompasses projects within the architectural and built environment professions at all stages of their design process. Through this work, he seeks to understand, describe and interpret human habitation and interaction with these created environments. Andrew is a registered (non-practising) architect with the ARBV and is accredited with the Professional Photographers of Canada.
Andrew Latreille's Latest contributions
2021 Victorian Architecture Awards
A “sustainable education machine” has taken out the top prize at the Victorian Architecture Awards, announced via a live broadcast on 18 June.
2021 Victorian Architecture Awards shortlist
The 117 shortlisted entries in the 2021 Victorian Architecture Awards set new standards for design and practice in the state.
2020 Victorian Architecture Awards shortlist
The Australian Institute of Architects has announced the shortlist for the 2020 Victorian Architecture Awards.
On track: Level Crossing Removal Project
Level crossing removals have been part of Melbourne’s strategy since 1929. With more removals in 2018 than ever before, it is pertinent to assess three of these new projects that strive to extend the public realm.
2016 Victorian Architecture Awards
The Australian Institute of Architects Victorian Chapter has announced the winners of the 2016 Victorian Architecture Awards.
2016 Victorian Architecture Awards shortlist revealed
The Australian Institute of Architects Victorian Chapter has announced the shortlist for the 2016 Victorian Architecture Awards.
Gollings and Goldsworthy recognized in 2016 Australia Day Honours
John Gollings and Donald Goldsworthy have been recognized in the 2016 Australia Day Honours list.
Refined bones: Bendigo Library Redevelopment
MGS Architects’ revitalization project results in a contemporary landmark that makes a worthy contribution to the urban fabric of Bendigo.
