A group of ambitious architecture students at UNSW are reimagining urban housing for the future, tackling real-world challenges in Sydney’s Annandale with bold, community-focused designs. Guided by Professor Philip Oldfield, a pioneer in social housing, they’re competing for $10,000 to make Landcom’s “The Joinery” development more livable, affordable, and future-proof. From colorful, welcoming homes to noise-buffering communal zones and flexible winter gardens, these young designers are thinking beyond bricks and mortar—integrating health hubs, coworking spaces, and even rentable guest units. With climate change and urban growth in mind, they’re crafting environments where people don’t just live, but thrive.
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