Show Notes
Dean Williams is the director of Architect George, a Sydney-based practice established in 2021. The studio is known for projects that deal with complex existing conditions with skill and enthusiasm.
In a few short years, the studio has received Award recognition through the Australian Institute of Architects, Houses Awards, Dulux Colour Awards, Dezeen Awards, and Grand Designs Australia Awards. Last year, in 2024, the practice was awarded the joint-winner of the Houses Awards Emerging Architecture practice. Their work has been published in Houses Magazine, Green Magazine and The Local Project.
We recorded this mid-way through 2024, so one or two upcoming projects we discussed have now been released and very well received, and the studio’s much-loved Seinfeld video homepage is no more, but some clips can still be found on their contact page.
If you’d like to learn more about the studio, you can visit architect-george.com or follow them on Instagram @architect.george.
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