Andrew Saniga is Associate Professor Landscape Architecture, Planning and Urbanism at the University of Melbourne. His book, Making Landscape Architecture in Australia (2012) has won two AILA awards. His most recent book, Campus: Building Modern Australian Universities (2023), was co-edited with Professor Robert Freestone (University of New South Wales) and is a collaborative history that sheds light on the origins and evolution of campus design in Australia from the Second World War to the current day.
Andrew Saniga's Latest contributions
Vale Bruce Mackenzie (1932–2024)
Andrew Saniga celebrates the legacy of Bruce Mackenzie and reflects on the profound impact Mackenzie had on the development of landscape architecture in Australia.
Can we build our way into a new future for higher education, or must something fundamental change?
Julian Raxworthy considers the evolution of the Australian university upon reviewing Campus: Building Modern Australian Universities, edited by Andrew Saniga and Robert Freestone.
Charting a new landscape
The evolution of suburban residential living in Australia.
