As many architects turn to Australia for inspiration, Sean Godsell—a pioneer of Australian minimalism—has established himself as an important influencer on the global architecture scene. This survey of his residential architecture features twelve house projects across Australia, each illustrated with full-color photography, as well as a selection of the architect’s hand-drawn plans and exploratory sketches, which illuminate how each project relates to its surrounding landscape.
Featuring an essay by Godsell about the influences of Australia’s landscape and culture in his work, this survey also includes an introduction by leading critic and commentator Philip Goad about the achievements of Godsell’s career to date and the importance of his visionary designs. With a complete illustrated chronology of Sean Godsell’s works, this overview will be an important resource for architecture lovers and design enthusiasts.
Contributors
Sean Godsell
Author
Sean Godsell is an award-winning Australian architect based in Melbourne who has lectured around the world. Previously listed as one of Wallpaper*‘s ten people destined to “change the way we live,” he has also been featured in Time magazine’s “Who’s Who: The New Contemporaries.
Philip Goad
Introduction By
Philip Goad is a professor of architecture in the faculty of architecture, building, and planning at the University of Melbourne.
