We believe that in order to build a highly engaged practice culture, we need to be willing to challenge existing ideas regarding ownership, succession planning, career trajectories and modes of working. Exploration of alternative models for structuring an architectural practice requires a willingness to engage with complexity, and deserves as much focus as the buildings and places we design.
We see this as fundamental to the production of good architecture, forming the basis for innovation, risk taking and the continual pursuit of excellence. Ideas around legacy and impact are equally relevant to the environment we create for everyone within the practice, as well as everyone we collaborate with.
Our practice culture encourages divergent thinking and to that end, everyone within the practice is first and foremost valued for their unique perspectives, ambitions and skills. Defining a clear conceptual framework for everything we do allows us to align this diversity of thinking to achieve common goals.
As a co-founder, Julian sees architecture as the medium for compelling narratives and distinctive outcomes that can be embraced by all stakeholders. Reaching an outcome that is both ambitious and tailored to the needs of each client requires the assembly of the right team. Equally important however, is facilitating the development of authentic relationships and a shared vision of what is possible. Julian believes that the integrity of the outcome is dependent upon the quality of the process and approach. A willingness to accept that multiple solutions may exist is fundamental to eliciting meaningful contributions from all parties involved. Letting go of preconceived ideas regarding what the solution might be is essential. Rigorously interrogating not only the functional drivers of a project, but also the emotional and conceptual principles that form meaningful and enduring architecture.
As a co-founder of Kosloff Architecture, Stephanie believes that the creation of an authentic and engaged practice culture is integral to producing high quality and lasting architectural design. She is committed to building a workplace that is highly aspirational in terms of what it provides for the people that work there, and also to collaborators and the broader community. Stephanie has led a wide range of projects for residential, institutional, educational, commercial and government clients, and her architectural experience is complemented by an extensive range of business skills honed in her previous career as a management consultant and project manager. Kosloff Architecture became a certified BCorp in May 2019, and she is fully committed to the principles of sustainable and ethical business as outlined in the BCorp charter.
Lance’s architectural experience in design and project delivery roles spans across a range of scales and typologies including existing/heritage refurbishments and extensions, institutional buildings, mixed-developments, and master planning. His experience on a number of award winning public projects has afforded him opportunities to champion the value of design across a broad community of users. Maintaining a holistic and tailored approach, Lance engages with commitment and rigour to ascertain both functional needs and aspirational goals. He associates with projects that describe reinforced relationships and shared visions.
Eng’s architectural experience has spanned across multiple sectors from private and multi-residential projects to commercial, hospitality and education. He enjoys the journey of meeting project briefs and budget through the delivery of a bespoke architectural solution that is also a positive contribution to the built environment.
Over ten years of professional experience, Jasmine is a skilled project architect who has worked across a broad range of civic typologies. While she enjoys fostering her knowledge in education projects, her additional expertise includes health, mixed used and commercial.
A strong interest in advocating the value of sustainability and healthy buildings, Jasmine is actively engaged and well-versed in translating these design principles throughout project stages.
Whether it is revolving around complicated design issues or enhancing client aspirations, it is important to her that the outcome provides an enriching end-user experience.
Michael’s experience has intentionally been to focus on a large variety of architectural typologies including multiresidential, commercial, educational, government and Defence work. By playing a role in the development of these types he believes it to be beneficial to cross pollinate knowledge gained across sectors to get a comprehensive and well resolved building delivered to the final user. Michael believes memorable considered place making using the expertise of all consultants is the most important outcome we can deliver. He always endeavours to pursue this goal in all stages of design to fulfill the ambition of all clients
Sarah has experience in the design and delivery of projects across a range of typologies, including award winning single and multi residential projects and commercial buildings. She enjoys the challenge of addressing the many requirements of a brief through a unified design response and believes a simple, well considered intervention can profoundly change the way that spaces are understood and utilised. Sarah is interested in the potential of architecture to contribute positively to the way we live both socially and environmentally through the integration of expertise from across the project team.
Victor is an experienced project architect and project lead having practiced for 12 years in both public and private sectors, with a particular interest in education and public projects. Victor has been involved in Architectural and urban design projects ranging from $2M up to $400M and this has made him highly adaptable.
Victor is an excellent communicator and strives to build strong relationships with clients, consultants and contractors. It’s this communicative nature that helps form a cohesive team on all of the projects he’s involved in. Victor feels strongly about providing good built outcomes for his clients and end users through adaptive re-use and new builds alike.
Clare is a registered architect with over eight years experience. Spanning from small fitout projects to multi-campus studies, her particular strengths lie in education, community, health, and commercial work. Over her career, she has been involved in all project phases including master planning, schematic design, documentation, and project delivery with particular interest in client engagement and consultation. Clare is focused on creating sustainable, regenerative places which have a lasting contribution to their communities.
Ing is a Registered Architect who specialises in Public, Education and Community Sectors, both locally in Australia and Malaysia. Ing has recently been involved in various stages of mid to large scale education projects, with experience in delivering projects with complex technical requirements. His motivation towards architecture lies in witnessing the process of a project from design phase to physical built outcome, applying a curiosity-based approach to improving the impact of projects for the end users.
Specialising in all things BIM, Theo has a passion for innovating new technological solutions and providing tailored software support to his colleagues. Experienced in education, community, and sports projects he develops appropriate modelling systems to enable collaboration, increase efficiencies and to enhance the quality of documentation outputs. Theo finds interest in pursuing the integration of environmental Initiatives within the design and modelling process, to allow for the development of more sustainable architectures.
Sarah is a registered architect, and completed her Master of Architecture at Monash University in 2018. She is backed by her experience in masterplanning innovation, employment and education precincts. Sarah has a strong interest in public space and precinct design, in particular, the role that architecture and the city plays in shaping civic life. She is committed to creating a built environment that is equitable for humans and non-humans alike through embedding environmentally-sustainable principles in the structure of a design response.
Georgia completed her Master of Architecture at RMIT in 2022. With experience in both architecture and public art practice, she is interested in the intersection of these fields and the value this diverse approach can contribute to our built environment and to the experience of place.
Her interests lie in an exploration of accessibility, specifically within public architectures looking at how design can enable more inclusive and diverse spatial experiences.
Ben completed his Master of Architecture in 2023 at RMIT.
He comes from a background in social work where he worked with a diverse range of communities across regional Victoria and NSW, with extensive experience in navigating and managing complex relationships and stakeholders.
Through this experience, Ben developed a keen interest in the built public realm as a major stakeholder in shaping communities. He is passionate about fostering inclusive spaces through the design process that can serve multiple complex needs and help develop a sense of connection to place for members of the public.
Since coming to Architecture, he has worked extensively in the education and public sectors, and through a range of school typologies and scale, including Swinburne Late Lab Student Precinct, Gymnasiums and Performing Arts Centres, Tech Workshops, STEM and Administration buildings.
Along with a high proficiency in BIM systems, Ben is interested in emerging technologies and artificial intelligence, and exploring how they can be utilised to improve the way we practice architecture as well as deliver better built outcomes.
Geema’s experience spans across projects in education, civic, institutional and commercial projects for both government and private clients. She is an experience Graduate of Architecture, having completed a Master of Architecture at RMIT University, as well a Diploma in Interior Design.
Alex has completed his Undergraduate degree RIBA Part 1 Architecture, at the University of Cambridge. He has an interest in adaptive reuse and repair, and how we might transform how we practice architecture to both preserve heritage architecture, as well as a keen interest in Architectural journalism.
Finn is currently undertaking his Bachelor of Design, Majoring in Architecture, at the University of Melbourne. He has an interest in medium sized residential, as well as education and public projects, and enjoys the impact of buildings as an exterior to the viewer, as well as the interior spaces being a driver in how people operate and feel.
As a co-founder, Julian sees architecture as the medium for compelling narratives and distinctive outcomes that can be embraced by all stakeholders. Reaching an outcome that is both ambitious and tailored to the needs of each client requires the assembly of the right team. Equally important however, is facilitating the development of authentic relationships and a shared vision of what is possible. Julian believes that the integrity of the outcome is dependent upon the quality of the process and approach. A willingness to accept that multiple solutions may exist is fundamental to eliciting meaningful contributions from all parties involved. Letting go of preconceived ideas regarding what the solution might be is essential. Rigorously interrogating not only the functional drivers of a project, but also the emotional and conceptual principles that form meaningful and enduring architecture.
As a co-founder of Kosloff Architecture, Stephanie believes that the creation of an authentic and engaged practice culture is integral to producing high quality and lasting architectural design. She is committed to building a workplace that is highly aspirational in terms of what it provides for the people that work there, and also to collaborators and the broader community. Stephanie has led a wide range of projects for residential, institutional, educational, commercial and government clients, and her architectural experience is complemented by an extensive range of business skills honed in her previous career as a management consultant and project manager. Kosloff Architecture became a certified BCorp in May 2019, and she is fully committed to the principles of sustainable and ethical business as outlined in the BCorp charter.
Lance’s architectural experience in design and project delivery roles spans across a range of scales and typologies including existing/heritage refurbishments and extensions, institutional buildings, mixed-developments, and master planning. His experience on a number of award winning public projects has afforded him opportunities to champion the value of design across a broad community of users. Maintaining a holistic and tailored approach, Lance engages with commitment and rigour to ascertain both functional needs and aspirational goals. He associates with projects that describe reinforced relationships and shared visions.
Eng’s architectural experience has spanned across multiple sectors from private and multi-residential projects to commercial, hospitality and education. He enjoys the journey of meeting project briefs and budget through the delivery of a bespoke architectural solution that is also a positive contribution to the built environment.
Over ten years of professional experience, Jasmine is a skilled project architect who has worked across a broad range of civic typologies. While she enjoys fostering her knowledge in education projects, her additional expertise includes health, mixed used and commercial.
A strong interest in advocating the value of sustainability and healthy buildings, Jasmine is actively engaged and well-versed in translating these design principles throughout project stages.
Whether it is revolving around complicated design issues or enhancing client aspirations, it is important to her that the outcome provides an enriching end-user experience.
Michael’s experience has intentionally been to focus on a large variety of architectural typologies including multiresidential, commercial, educational, government and Defence work. By playing a role in the development of these types he believes it to be beneficial to cross pollinate knowledge gained across sectors to get a comprehensive and well resolved building delivered to the final user. Michael believes memorable considered place making using the expertise of all consultants is the most important outcome we can deliver. He always endeavours to pursue this goal in all stages of design to fulfill the ambition of all clients
Sarah has experience in the design and delivery of projects across a range of typologies, including award winning single and multi residential projects and commercial buildings. She enjoys the challenge of addressing the many requirements of a brief through a unified design response and believes a simple, well considered intervention can profoundly change the way that spaces are understood and utilised. Sarah is interested in the potential of architecture to contribute positively to the way we live both socially and environmentally through the integration of expertise from across the project team.
Victor is an experienced project architect and project lead having practiced for 12 years in both public and private sectors, with a particular interest in education and public projects. Victor has been involved in Architectural and urban design projects ranging from $2M up to $400M and this has made him highly adaptable.
Victor is an excellent communicator and strives to build strong relationships with clients, consultants and contractors. It’s this communicative nature that helps form a cohesive team on all of the projects he’s involved in. Victor feels strongly about providing good built outcomes for his clients and end users through adaptive re-use and new builds alike.
Clare is a registered architect with over eight years experience. Spanning from small fitout projects to multi-campus studies, her particular strengths lie in education, community, health, and commercial work. Over her career, she has been involved in all project phases including master planning, schematic design, documentation, and project delivery with particular interest in client engagement and consultation. Clare is focused on creating sustainable, regenerative places which have a lasting contribution to their communities.
Ing is a Registered Architect who specialises in Public, Education and Community Sectors, both locally in Australia and Malaysia. Ing has recently been involved in various stages of mid to large scale education projects, with experience in delivering projects with complex technical requirements. His motivation towards architecture lies in witnessing the process of a project from design phase to physical built outcome, applying a curiosity-based approach to improving the impact of projects for the end users.
Specialising in all things BIM, Theo has a passion for innovating new technological solutions and providing tailored software support to his colleagues. Experienced in education, community, and sports projects he develops appropriate modelling systems to enable collaboration, increase efficiencies and to enhance the quality of documentation outputs. Theo finds interest in pursuing the integration of environmental Initiatives within the design and modelling process, to allow for the development of more sustainable architectures.
Sarah is a registered architect, and completed her Master of Architecture at Monash University in 2018. She is backed by her experience in masterplanning innovation, employment and education precincts. Sarah has a strong interest in public space and precinct design, in particular, the role that architecture and the city plays in shaping civic life. She is committed to creating a built environment that is equitable for humans and non-humans alike through embedding environmentally-sustainable principles in the structure of a design response.
Georgia completed her Master of Architecture at RMIT in 2022. With experience in both architecture and public art practice, she is interested in the intersection of these fields and the value this diverse approach can contribute to our built environment and to the experience of place.
Her interests lie in an exploration of accessibility, specifically within public architectures looking at how design can enable more inclusive and diverse spatial experiences.
Ben completed his Master of Architecture in 2023 at RMIT.
He comes from a background in social work where he worked with a diverse range of communities across regional Victoria and NSW, with extensive experience in navigating and managing complex relationships and stakeholders.
Through this experience, Ben developed a keen interest in the built public realm as a major stakeholder in shaping communities. He is passionate about fostering inclusive spaces through the design process that can serve multiple complex needs and help develop a sense of connection to place for members of the public.
Since coming to Architecture, he has worked extensively in the education and public sectors, and through a range of school typologies and scale, including Swinburne Late Lab Student Precinct, Gymnasiums and Performing Arts Centres, Tech Workshops, STEM and Administration buildings.
Along with a high proficiency in BIM systems, Ben is interested in emerging technologies and artificial intelligence, and exploring how they can be utilised to improve the way we practice architecture as well as deliver better built outcomes.
Geema’s experience spans across projects in education, civic, institutional and commercial projects for both government and private clients. She is an experience Graduate of Architecture, having completed a Master of Architecture at RMIT University, as well a Diploma in Interior Design.
Alex has completed his Undergraduate degree RIBA Part 1 Architecture, at the University of Cambridge. He has an interest in adaptive reuse and repair, and how we might transform how we practice architecture to both preserve heritage architecture, as well as a keen interest in Architectural journalism.
Finn is currently undertaking his Bachelor of Design, Majoring in Architecture, at the University of Melbourne. He has an interest in medium sized residential, as well as education and public projects, and enjoys the impact of buildings as an exterior to the viewer, as well as the interior spaces being a driver in how people operate and feel.