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The Gunnery Transformation at the National Trust Awards 2024
The Gunnery Transformation was Highly Commended in the Architecture Category and Associate Sophie Canaris, who led the project team won the Young Achiever Award at the National Trust Heritage NSW Awards 2024.
Updates for 2023
A new website, seven projects in construction, new team members all in a newsletter that was supposed to be the August newsletter, or actually the July newsletter!
Parlour Winter Salon 2023
Lee Hillam had an interesting and wide-ranging on-stage conversation last week with Kit Ku of Hayball as part of the Parlour Winter Salon.
Championing architectural education
Ashley recently began teaching at Architecture, Design and Planning - University of Sydney, as part of his new role as Associate Professor of Practice.
DunnHillam featured in AIA campaign for International Womens’ Day 2023
"You can’t be what you can’t see” is a campaign making visible 50 women in the built environment of NSW.
It’s a wrap for 2022
We cover all things bright yellow and merry as we reach out for our summer hats and bring a close to another year.
The Great Cobar Museum in The Sydney Morning Herald
Stephen Crafti writes about our approach to revealing the layers of history and meaning at The Great Cobar Museum in the Sydney Morning Herald.
Cobar Sound Chapel Review by Ashley Dunn & Lee Hillam
Directors Ashley Dunn and Lee Hillam have written a review of Glenn Murcutt’s Cobar Sound Chapel in the 2022 September issue of Architecture Australia.
From the halfway mark
Not business as usual in the studio, among other successes and updates at DunnHillam.
The Great Cobar Museum wins three awards at the AIA NSW Awards 2022
A project that continues to receive recognition for the quiet mining town of Cobar.
The Great Cobar Museum wins three major accolades at the National Heritage Trust (NSW) Awards 2022
This includes the Judge’s Choice Award, with the jury calling it “an incredible regional project that has completely revived the significant heritage building”.
Picking up the pace for 2022
Updates on projects completed, projects about to begin and a new team member.
B-Corp month and International Womens’ Day 2022
An opportunity to reflect on what it means to be a B Corp and why it matters to us.
Becoming a B Corp: Using business for the power of good
Lee Hillam reflects on the process and benefits of becoming Australia’s B-Corp architectural practice.