Sibling director Dr Timothy Moore bunkered down during COVID to complete his PhD at the University of Melbourne, which investigated temporary projects within longer-term urban development. He traversed Amsterdam, Athens, Christchurch and Melbourne to evaluate how temporary architecture contributes experimentation, innovation and place-making to large-scale urban development projects, or how the pop-up has a legacy after it pops-down. This research has contributed to Sibling’s work in temporary-use, adaptive re-use and urban design, including the temporary ateliers at Beulah and Over Obelisk at the Vic Market. He has also written widely on the topic, including on The Conversation.
Box Hill North Primary School | Civic, Education
neighbourhoods for learning
Stable House | Residential
Living in the Landscape

Bega Valley Regional Gallery | Civic
Opening up the gallery for the community
Music Market | Civic
A new home for contemporary music

Upside Down House | Residential
Reflecting on life
Rodda Lane | Civic, Education
From back alley to lively laneway
