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2017 UQ Architecture lecture: Jeremy McLeod

On Tuesday 4 April 2017, APDL in partnership with the University of Queensland School of Architecture hosted the 2017 UQ Architecture lecture series with Jeremy McLeod of Breathe Architecture (Melbourne). Read the review on Design Online with transcript and further reading notes: designonline.org.au/nightingale-the-miracle-cure-to-our-citys-woes/ Jeremy is the founding Director of Breathe Architecture, a team of dedicated architects that have built a reputation for delivering high quality design and sustainable Architecture for all scale projects. Breathe Architecture has been focusing on sustainable urbanisation and in particular have been investigating how to deliver more affordable urban housing to Melbournians. Breathe were the instigators of The Commons housing project in Brunswick and now are collaborating with other Melbourne Architects to deliver the Nightingale Model. Nightingale is intended to be an open source-housing model led by architects. Jeremy believes that architects, through collaboration, can drive real positive change in Australian cities. The event was held at State Library of Queensland Auditorium 1 with an audience of approximately 270 people. Speakers: (Please click on the time stamp to jump to the speaker) Adam Jefford 00:22 Kelly Greenop 03:22 Jeremy McLeod 05:28 Panel discussion with Dr James Davidson, Kelly and Jeremy 56:31