Hannah Tribe: To think about the house is to think about the city

Stephen Taylor said ,” to consider the kind of city we want is to consider the way in which we choose to consider our housing.” Architect Hannah Tribe will talk about the single residential work of our practice and how lessons learnt in that space may be applied at the city-making scale.

Hannah Tribe studied architecture at Sydney University and Cornell University, graduating with First Class Honours and the University Medal, the RAIA NSW Chapter Prize and prizes for design, history, theory and construction. Before starting Tribe Studio, Hannah worked for award-winning architects in Sydney and New York where she was involved in art museum design, urban design and high-end houses and apartments. Hannah has taught at the University of Sydney, UTS and UNSW. She has tutored in design and lectured in design and design communications. She also lectures on Tribe’s work to her peers at the Institute of Architects and has participated in the national architecture conference as a moderator and presenter in 2008 and 2010. She is a member of NAWIC and sits on the NSW Chapter Council of the Australian Institute of Architects. She has been an invited juror on awards panels, including the Australian Institute of Architects Awards and the IDEA Awards.

by Architecture, Design & Planning