The conference explores connections between wellbeing, space, and learning through conversations about how schools can be strategically re-designed to better meet the current and future needs of students, teachers, and the wider community. Supported by stimulating provocations from expert panelists and workshop facilitators, including Amelia who shared our work into designing for the senses and wellbeing in education, focusing on the Wangaratta District Specialist School.
The conference was hosted at the Centre for Higher Education Studies where students also shared their expert voices and perspectives.
Awards, Research
Sibling receives Creative Ventures research funding grant!
We kicked off the year with exciting news: we were selected as recipients for the Creative Ventures grant funding!
Supported by the Victorian government, the Creative Ventures program provides two-year grants to small creative organisations to deliver a big impact.
Sibling received more than $180,000 in funding to support our research into sensorially-sensitive architectural design of spaces which cater to neurodivergent and sensorially diverse people.
Sibling is an architecture practice that cares about making people’s lives better. We do this by creating environments, experiences and strategies that respond to social needs and desires, making everyday life easier, more engaging, and more fun.
Eastern Kulin Country L4 252 Swanston Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
+61 3 9662 1357 email SIBLING Melbourne
Eora Country
Suite Six Studios
Level 3, 11-17 Buckingham St Surry Hills NSW 2010
+61 402 058 524 email SIBLING Sydney
