Practice Profile
BENT Architecture
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Melbourne
Established in 2003, BENT Architecture is a vibrant young practice at the forefront of architectural design in Victoria. The practice has developed a diverse range of projects that have been widely published and recognised. BENT Architecture prides itself on offering clients a comprehensive range of architectural services. Both directors have proven design success, along with strong construction backgrounds. Director Paul Porjazoski, who established the practice in 2003, is acknowledged by his peers as one of Australia’s leading (emerging) young architects. He has received numerous accolades for the work of the practice and plays an active role in the Australian Institute of Architects, including as a judge for the yearly awards process. Director Merran Porjazoski, who joined the practice at the beginning of 2008, has significant experience as project and design architect on a number of award-winning commercial, institutional and residential projects from her work with leading architectural practices in Melbourne.
Campus Colour Schemes
The interiors of the existing 1980s campus buildings were dramatically transformed from repetitive, predominantly grey and rudimentary structures into fresh, engaging teaching and learning environments, reflecting the shift towards more a open learning programme. The bold use of colour creates diverse and recognisable zones which assist with way-finding and celebrate the diversity of choice available [...]
BENT HQ
A disused dance studio in Brunswick was chosen as the new home for BENT Architecture. Perched up on the first floor and with views over the surrounding rooftops and city beyond, BENT Architecture aimed to create a vibrant studio environment that would excite both occupants and clients alike, encouraging engagement with the creative process. Extensive [...]
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CAPITheticAL shortlist announced
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Criticism in crisis? Justine Clark and Andrew Mackenzie in conversation
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2012 Brisbane Architecture Awards
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Andrew Burns wins London laneways project
