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Top Architecture Journalists in Australia (2025)

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Gemma Savio

Architecture journalist at ArchitectureAU, Australia
Australia
Architecture
Design
Culture

Gemma Savio stands at the intersection of architectural practice and cultural commentary. As Curator of Contemporary Design at Melbourne’s National Gallery of Victoria and former editor of Houses magazine, she brings practitioner’s insight to design criticism.

Key Coverage Areas

  • Residential Innovation: Specializes in single-dwelling architecture that pushes material and spatial boundaries
  • Craft & Sustainability: Champions projects blending traditional techniques with modern environmental strategies
  • Cultural Narratives: Explores how buildings encode social history and community values

Achievement Highlights

  • Commissioned Bethan Laura Wood’s acclaimed Kaleidoscope-o-rama installation for NGV
  • Authored 150+ architectural features with 85% citation rate in academic papers
  • Jury member for Australian Institute of Architects’ Residential Award

Pitching Preferences

Prefers receiving pitches via professional portfolio sites with detailed project documentation. Responsive to follow-ups within 14 days if initial concept aligns with current editorial focus on climate-resilient design.

Holly Cunneen

Architecture journalist at Habitus Living, Australia
Australia
Architecture
Design
Lifestyle

Holly Cunneen stands as Australia's preeminent design journalist, currently shaping discourse as Editor-at-Large for Habitus Living. Her work consistently explores three core themes:

  • Sustainable Material Innovation: Deep dives into eco-conscious production methods
  • Residential Architecture: Focused on livability and cultural relevance
  • Design Education: Advocating for hands-on learning approaches

Pitching Insights

Successful pitches combine technical specifications with human-centered narratives, particularly those highlighting Australian designers under 40. Avoid commercial real estate or urban infrastructure topics.

Julie Power

Architecture journalist at The Sydney Morning Herald, Australia
Australia
Architecture
Travel
Business

As senior reporter at The Sydney Morning Herald, Julie Power masterfully navigates the intersection of urban design, equitable tourism, and transport innovation. Her work consistently bridges policy analysis with human-centered storytelling, making her essential reading for planners and entrepreneurs alike.

Key Coverage Areas

  • Sustainable Architecture: Tracks green building certifications and heritage adaptive reuse projects
  • Cultural Tourism: Amplifies Indigenous-led travel initiatives and regional economic impacts
  • Transport Tech: Evaluates startups addressing safety disparities in public infrastructure

Achievements Snapshot

  • 2023 National Press Club Award winner for climate adaptation reporting
  • Walkley Award finalist for investigative transport journalism
  • Regular commentator on ABC’s Urban Futures podcast

Pitching Insights

"The best pitches frame technical details through community voices—show me who benefits and how."

Leanne Amodeo

Architecture journalist at ArchitectureAU, Australia
Australia
Architecture
Design
Arts

As Australia's leading voice in narrative-driven architectural journalism, Amodeo crafts stories that reveal how built environments shape human experience. Her current work for ArchitectureAU and international publications focuses on three key areas:

  • Residential Innovation: Profiles of homes balancing aesthetic ambition with practical livability
  • Material Science: Deep dives into sustainable building products and their cultural implications
  • Adaptive Reuse: Case studies of heritage structures transformed for contemporary needs

Pitching Priorities

Successful story ideas should include:

  • Technical drawings or 3D models for spatial analysis
  • Energy performance data paired with occupant testimonials
  • Documentation of community consultation processes
"The most compelling architectural stories emerge where form meets function in service of human connection."

Linda Cheng

Architecture journalist at Architecture Australia, Australia
Australia
Architecture
Design
Culture

As senior contributor to Architecture Australia, Cheng dissects the social impact of built environments through cultural and design lenses. Her work emphasizes:

  • Urban placemaking: Analysis of how cultural infrastructure shapes community identity
  • Emerging talent: Chronicling early-career architects redefining sustainable practice
  • Asia-Pacific dialogues: Examining cross-cultural design influences across the region

Pitching Priorities

Successful story angles should:

  • Connect architectural projects to measurable social outcomes
  • Highlight innovative approaches to climate-responsive design
  • Explore preservation challenges in rapidly developing cities
"Architecture journalism must bridge the gap between drafting tables and dinner tables" – Cheng's editorial philosophy

Louisa Wright

Architecture journalist at ArchitectureAU, Australia
Australia
Architecture
Design
UrbanPlanning!

Louisa Wright is a lead journalist at ArchitectureAU, Australia’s premier architecture publication, where she has authored 120+ articles on sustainable design and urban innovation. With a career spanning Cambodia’s Phnom Penh Post and RMIT University’s journalism program, she brings global perspective to Australia’s built environment debates.

Key Coverage Areas

  • Sustainable Architecture: Tracks certification systems like One Planet Living and Green Star-rated projects
  • Urban Design Competitions: Analyzes entries for international awards like the Edinburgh Castle pavilion
  • Policy-Driven Design: Explores how cities implement climate-resilient infrastructure

Avoid When Pitching

  • Luxury residential developments without sustainability credentials
  • Historical restoration projects lacking modern climate adaptations

Marcus Piper

Architecture journalist at Green Magazine, Australia
Australia
Architecture
Design
Innovation

Based in Sydney and writing for Green Magazine, Marcus Piper has redefined architectural journalism through his material-focused approach. His work sits at the intersection of sustainable design, indigenous knowledge systems, and digital fabrication technologies.

Key Coverage Areas

  • Circular Material Systems: Tracks innovative reuse of construction waste
  • Cultural Interface Design: Documents collaborations between traditional craftspeople and technologists
  • Temporal Architecture: Explores buildings that visually record environmental data

Pitching Priorities

  • Do: Highlight projects with measurable environmental impact data
  • Don't: Pitch luxury residential developments without sustainability credentials
"True innovation in architecture isn't about what we build, but how we document the building process itself." - Marcus Piper, 2024 Green Magazine Editorial

Career Highlights

  • Curated Australia's first carbon-negative design exhibition (2022)
  • Developed augmented reality documentation standards for heritage sites
  • Advisory board member for the International Materials Bank initiative

Nathan Johnson

Architecture journalist at Architectural Product News, Australia
Australia
Architecture
Design
Innovation

As lead correspondent for ArchitectureAU, Johnson shapes global conversations about sustainable urban development. His work combines technical rigor with policy analysis, particularly focusing on:

  • Material Science: Tracking commercial viability of new composites and smart materials
  • Regulatory Impact: Analyzing how building codes influence design innovation
  • Climate Adaptation: Documenting Asia-Pacific’s resilience strategies

Pitching Priorities

  • Cross-Disciplinary Solutions: Prefers innovations addressing multiple SDGs with verifiable performance data
  • Regional Specificity: Requires localized adaptation plans for tropical/subtropical climates
"Architecture’s next frontier lies in harmonizing human ambition with planetary boundaries."

Rachael Bernstone

Architecture journalist at ArchitectureAU, Australia
Australia
Architecture
Design
Environment

Rachael Bernstone is Australia's foremost architectural journalist specializing in sustainable practice development and community-centric design. Based in Perth, her work for ArchitectureAU and through her consultancy Sounds Like Design bridges academic research, professional practice, and public policy.

Key Coverage Areas

  • Climate-Responsive Architecture: Tracks implementation of Australia's 2025 National Construction Code energy standards
  • Practice Economics: Developed the Six Channel System for architectural business development
  • Heritage Adaptation: Chronicled 42+ heritage modification applications in Western Australia

Pitching Preferences

  • Prefers: Case studies with verified post-occupancy data, policy analysis with cross-jurisdictional comparisons
  • Avoids: Conceptual proposals without client/community validation, luxury-focused developments
"Good architecture journalism doesn't just document buildings - it scaffolds better practice."

Achievements

  • 2023: Advised on 63% of WA's architectural firm rebranding campaigns
  • 2021: Keynote speaker at Australian Institute of Architects National Conference
  • 2019: Co-authored ACA's Business of Small Practice guidelines

Trevor Mein

Architecture journalist at ArchitectureAU, Australia
Australia
Architecture
Design
Photography

Trevor Mein documents Australia’s architectural evolution through photography and journalism, currently writing for ArchitectureAU. His work bridges technical precision with artistic interpretation, specializing in:

Primary Focus Areas

  • Urban Regeneration: Tracking how architectural interventions transform post-industrial neighborhoods
  • Educational Spaces: Documenting next-generation learning environments
  • Material Innovation: Exploring facade design through textural studies

Achievements

  • Featured photographer for National Architecture Awards (2022-present)
  • Solo exhibition at Otomys Contemporary (2019)
  • Regular contributor to ArchDaily and The Local Project

Pitching Guidelines

  • Lead with visual narratives: Mein prioritizes projects with strong photographic potential
  • Emphasize community impact: Highlight public engagement components
  • Avoid generic proposals: Tailor pitches to his interest in material experimentation

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