Parlour Collectice

Welcome to the Parlour Collective. It is great to see you here. We look forward to working together to improve equity and build community.


What is the Parlour Collective?

The Parlour Collective is Parlour’s supporter program. It helps creates funding security for our long-term future, while providing further opportunity for action, research, mutual support and camaraderie.

The Collective reinforces Parlour capacity to bring many voices together, to advocate for all and to catalyse further positive change. It facilitates the research and resources needed to shape the future of the built environment professions.

The Collective supports practices and organisations to increase and share knowledge, and to demonstrate their values – to their staff, clients and peers.

The Collective helps people to shape their professional lives and to share experiences and support others.

Over the last two years I’ve appreciated Parlour’s positive energy, fierce integrity and opportunities to connect. Whenever I feel depressed about the state of the profession, your work gives me hope!”

Saneia Norton

Who is the Collective for?

Everyone!

The Parlour Collective is open to all: individuals, practices and organisations large and small; students, recent graduates, established practitioners, academics, other built environment professionals, and everyone else who is interested.

The larger and more diverse the Collective, the more we can achieve.

Parlour provides voice to those who have been invisible, with kindness and integrity.””

Bernadette Hardy

How does Parlour use the funds raised?

The funds raised through the Parlour Collective support a range of activities and programs, existing and new.

At a base level, funds ensure the continuation of the our extensive, much loved event and editorial programs and suite of projects and initiatives, which have expanded substantially as we responded to the pandemic. Behind the scenes, we continue to develop our systems, processes and expand the team, thereby increasing Parlour’s capacity. We also have many new projects and initiatives planned (see below for details).

The more people, practices and organisations join, the more can be achieved – so sign up now!


Plans for the future

As the Parlour Collective grows, it provide resources to develop a range of new initiatives that will create additional benefits for the Collective and the Parlour community at large. We will proceed with these as and when adequate funds are raised. We look forward to working with the Collective on developing and delivering the following.

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Mentoring & sponsorship programs

One of the most frequent requests here at Parlour is for mentoring. Developing and running effective mentoring or sponsorship programs requires a significant investment of time and resources.

The Collective presents the opportunity to explore this futher. Access to the programs will become one of the benefits of joining.

Data analysis & research

The Collective will help fund ongoing research, analysis and action. or example, the latest Parlour Census Report was released in October 2023. This provides fundamental knowledge about participation and tracks progress and is a core foundation for ongoing advocacy.

Updated Parlour Guides

Updating and revising the highly successful Parlour Guides to Equitable Practice is underway. This includes reviewing the existing and adding new guides to essential topics, such as harassment.

Model policy library

Policies, frameworks and implementation guides that support and enhance equity are very dear to Parlour’s heart. Over the years, many practices have approached us seeking support in the area.

The Collective is an opportunity to harness the knowledge and experience of a diverse group to develop model policies that will benefit all.

Parlour Collective Charter / social procurement

The Parlour Collective Charter will be developed in collaboration with the Collective participants. This will provide a useful framework for improving equity within practices and will help demonstrate commitments to gender equity in relation to social procurement requirements. (Note: as per the fine print, joining the Collective does not confer Parlour Inc’s endorsement.)

Advocacy & policy submissions

Parlour’s work has a strong evidence base and we have assembled significant research on equity-related matters. We have proven ourselves as advocates, but limited resources have constrained our ability to submit to government reviews and policy initiatives.

The Collective is an opportunity to work on this together, to harness the expertise of a wide group, and make sure that the voices of the built environment professions are heard.

Agony Aunt advice line

Another long-planned initiative, the ‘Agony Aunt’ program will respond to questions posed by the Parlour community. A group of ‘aunties’ (of all genders) will combine lived experience and expert knowledge to provide insightful answers that will assist many.

Parlour roundtables / working groups

The Parlour community has extraordinary knowledge and experience, and we are keen to develop additional platforms to develop and share this. The Roundtables will be self-organised working groups on specific topics, led by practices or individuals within the Collective. Parlour will establish the broad platform and provide strategic support.

Reciprocal relationships

Parlour has excellent connections to a wide range of other organisations, both in Australia and internationally. Establishing the Collective is an opportunity to extend these relationships through Memoranda of Understanding, which may include reciprocal benefits.

Collective programs / buying power

There is great potential to use the Parlour Collective to facilitate access to workshops and programs that are not usually available to individuals.


For further information, check out the Parlour Collective Benefits, FAQ and Fine Print. Or just sign up!

Being part of the Parlour Collective brings a swathe of benefits. Practices, individuals and organisations – all have plenty to gain and much to offer through the Collective.

INDIVIDUALS

The Parlour Collective is a great way to raise your voice, shape your career, provide and seek advice, contribute to crucial discussions, and get things done together!

The Collective enables you to contribute, to be supported and to support others. We also plan to develop Collective workshops and other activities that are not otherwise available to individuals.

Be seen, find your voice and support others.

Join the Collective today!

PRACTICES / ORGANISATIONS

Being part of the Parlour Collective helps convey your organisation’s values (to colleagues, employees and clients), build your culture, invest in staff development, and attract the best and the brightest.

Equally important, is the opportunity to learn, to share knowledge, to give back to the profession and help build an equitable and robust future for all.

Stand up and be part of the solution

Join the Collective today!


Collective Benefits for all

Everyone has access to the following, regardless of level:

  • Collective pricing on all event tickets and CPD recordings
  • Complimentary tickets to Parlour events at the mid and top tiers
  • Free access to the Light at the End of the Tunnel back catalogue – 39 event recordings on key topics, all with CPD.
  • Collective pricing on Parlour merchandise and publications
  • Post items on the Parlour noticeboard
  • Named on the Meet the Collective page, and other Collective lists
  • Parlour Collective marque for use on websites, email signatures and other participant collateral
  • Individuals identified as part of the Parlour Collective on Marion’s List
  • Support Parlour’s ongoing research
  • Contribute to Parlour’s growing advocacy program
  • Invest in the future by supporting the development of significant new initiatives, such as mentoring programs, new event series and workshop
  • Practices – communicate your values to clients and meet their expectations about social procurement and aligned cultures
  • Maintain relevance in a fast-changing environment
  • Help ensure Parlour events and activities can remain affordable and accessible to all
  • Join a network of practices and individuals keen to actively shape the future

Benefits per level

The Parlour Collective is organised into three tiers, with three levels in each tier. Everyone can find something that suits them and the contribution they are interested and able to make.

Those who join at the mid and top tiers enjoy additional concrete benefits, commensurate with increased contribution – from event tickets to in-house Marion’s List workshops, post-event discussion sessions and the ability to host a talks. Click on the accordian below for detail.


Parlour / Starter | * Enthusiast | ^ Accomplice

This is our entry tier, aimed at individuals and sole traders who are keen to get involved in the Collective. These levels bring all the fantastic Collective Benefits outlined above.


Parlour ! Agitator | Intriguer | { Aficionado

Our mid tier is for those who are ready and able to contribute more to the Collective – small and medium-sized practices and more established people.

! Agitator – $500
All the fantastic Collective Benefits outlined above!
+ 5 comp event tickets p/a*
+ 5 comp tickets to CPD recording library p/a
+ Marion’s List writing workshop
Intriguer – $1000
All the fantastic Collective Benefits outlined above!
+ 10 comp event tickets p/a
+ 10 comp tickets to CPD recording library p/a
+ Marion’s List workshop
Join as an IntriguerJoin as an Intriguer
{ Aficionado – $2500
All the fantastic Collective Benefits outlined above!
+ 25 comp event tickets p/a*
+ 25 comp tickets to CPD recording library p/a
+ Marion’s List workshop

Parlour Advocate | ¿ Provocateur | < Benefactor

Our top tier for large practices and organisations and those able to give back generously, while making the most of all the Collective offers.

Parlour < Benefactor
All the fantastic Collective Benefits above!
+ UNLIMITED access to CPD recording library share with your staff or friends & colleagues}
+ A mix of all the previous benefits
Talk to us!
We can put together a great package

Notes: At the top levels there is some flexibility in the benefits. We are happy to discuss options with practices and organisations. Individuals at these levels can also negotiate alternative benefits to suit or could gift a talk or session to an organisation of their choice. Get in touch to discuss.


How do I get involved?

There are many ways to get involved. Here are a few suggestions to help get started.

Develop your voice

The Parlour Collective offers many opportunities to speak up, to share knowledge and to develop voice.


For example, Parlour Collective supporters can sign up to guest host Parlour instagram; tell their story with a Letter to My Younger Self; or contribute to one of Parlour’s other editorial series.


Build culture

Participating in the Parlour Collective is a great way to help build the culture of your practice or organisation. This can occur in formal and informal ways.


For example, bring the practice together for Parlour online events, followed by practice-based discussions.

Use Parlour resources, content and videos to initiate and frame conversations.

Encourage people within the practice to participate in Parlour – for example join Marion’s List, attend Parlour Salons, guest host Parlour Instagram and much more.


Shape your profession

Contribute to reshaping the built environment professions with an organisation with proven effectiveness in getting things done, raising challenging topics and making change.


For example, practices can share knowledge through the Equity in Practice series; contribute to and/or lead the planned Parlour Collective working groups; support our research programs; participate in Parlour’s growing advocacy program; be an active participant in the many discussion events.

Use Parlour research and resources to help strategise for the future.


Express your values

Joining the Parlour Collective is a simple way to demonstrate your values – and to stand by them.


For example, people are carefully considering who they work for and the kind of workplace they want to be part of. In this competitive environment, the Parlour Collective marque will become a looked-for attribute.

Clients are increasingly looking to align on values, while social procurement requirements are increasing.


Invest in the future

Parlour has many future plans – mentoring, a model policy library, Agony Aunt and much more. All will create benefits for the Collective, the community and the professions.

Join us to help make these all happen!



For further information, check out the Parlour Collective What / Why / Who, FAQ and Fine Print. Or just sign up!

Your support is essential to our future – together we make a difference.

There are options to suit every circumstance and budget, and all levels bring the lovely warm feeling that comes with being part of the Parlour Collective. Check out the benefits of each level here.

INDIVIDUALS

Choose your own adventure! Take a look at the options below, select the one that best suits and click through to sign up.

PRACTICES

Consider the size of your organisation, the benefits, the contribution you want to make, and the message you want to convey.

We recommend small and medium practices look at the mid-tier options, and encourage larger practices and organisations to join at the top tier.


Entry tier

Perfect for individuals and sole traders who are keen to get involved in the Collective

Parlour / Starter
$42
Get going!
Our concession option enables anyone to get started.
Join as a StarterJoin as a Starter
Parlour * Enthusiast
$100
Get involved!
Enthusiasts are keen to be part of the community.
Join as an EnthusiastJoin as an Enthusiast
Parlour ^ Accomplice
$250
Work together!
Accomplices are here to work together.
Join as an AccompliceJoin as an Accomplice

Mid tier

For more established people and small- to medium-sized practices

Parlour ! Agitator
$500
Make a difference!
Agitators are keen to help create positive change.
Join as an AgitatorJoin as an Agitator
Parlour Intriguer
$1,000
Plot better futures!
Intriguers are ready to give back and support each other.
Join as an IntriguerJoin as an Intriguer
Parlour { Aficionado
$2,500
Share knowledge!
Aficionados are here to share knowledge and learn more.
Join as an AficionadoJoin as an Aficionado

Top tier

For larger practices and organisations – and particularly generous individuals

Parlour Advocate
$5,000
Speak up!
Advocates work for positive change and speak up to support others.
Join as an AdvocateJoin as an Advocate
Parlour ¿ Provocateur
$10,000
Lead by example!
Provocateurs show the way, and don’t mind creating waves.
Join as a ProvocateurJoin as a Provocateur
Parlour < Benefactor
$15,000+
Give back!
Benefactors contribute at the top level – and get a lot back.
Join as a BenefactorJoin as a Benefactor

The Collective is an annual program. Subscriptions renew yearly from the date of sign up. This can be switched to ‘one time’ when signing up, or at any time during the year.

For more information check out our FAQ and the Parlour Collective Fine Print, or get in touch.


I can’t think where the profession would be without the projects and research you have nurtured over the years.

Your work has had a huge impact and is inspirational for its generosity of spirit and wide-reaching impact.”

— Kirsten Orr

Parlour Collectice

Do you have more questions about the Collective?

Start by perusing the FAQs below, and check out the Parlour Collective Fine Print too.

If you have more queries, please get in touch. We will add to the list of FAQs as needed.


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How does the Parlour Collective align with Parlour Inc’s values of inclusion?

From the very beginning Parlour has aimed for radical inclusion – we are here for everyone and anyone who wants to be involved. Put simply, by joining the Parlour Collective, you are helping to ensure that this inclusive approach can continue. This includes maintaining our outstanding editorial and event programs, and helping fund the ongoing development of new research, projects and initiatives.

The Parlour Collective pricing structure is broad – from $15,000+ at the very top to just $42 at the entry level. The Starter level is designed to be as accessible as possible, allowing anyone to join the Collective at minimal cost. Plans for gift subscriptions and a ‘pay it forward’ program will increase accessibility further.

Why should I join the Collective when many Parlour activities are freely available?

The Parlour Collective is a part of our strategy to secure a long-term future and to ensure that we can continue providing a space for all, along with the research and resources needed to help shape the future of the built environment professions.

If enough people and practices join the Parlour Collective, we can keep going with the things that you know and love, and tackle more of the projects on the to-do list. As part of the Collective, you’ll get some great special benefits in recognition of your support and material contribution, along with the lovely feeling of knowing that you are contributing to the future for all.

Why are there so many levels?

We know it is a lot to digest – and we thank you for persevering! Our community is very broad, and we want to accommodate all circumstances. We have nine options so that everyone can find a level within their budget and that they feel comfortable with.

Do I need to be an architect to join?

No! Parlour has always been for everyone who is interested, and the Parlour Collective is just the same. All are welcome!

I am a sole trader. Should I join as an individual or under my business name?

The benefits will be the same either way, but if you sign up under your business name this will be listed on the Meet the Parlour Collective page – which might be best for your profile.

I am not based in Australia. Can I / my practice still join the Parlour Collective?

Yes! Please do. We greatly value our international friends and colleagues, and would love to have you join us on our latest adventure.

My practice has joined the Parlour Collective (yay!). Do I automatically have access to the Collective benefits as an individual?

No. Practices sign up to the Parlour Collective as an entity, not a group of individuals. The entity then has access to the benefits associated with the selected level. It can share these with individuals as it chooses.

We would love to have you join us as an individual too. This enables us to stay in touch if you change jobs.

Sounds perfect for my daughter / father / son / mother / spouse / partner / best friend / colleague / cousin / nemesis. Do you have a gift subscription?

Yes! We would love to welcome them to the Parlour Collective. We are just working out the mechanism for the gift subscription now. For now, just get in touch.

Does Parlour endorse the practices that join the Parlour Collective?

Joining the Parlour Collective does not automatically confer endorsement. (But we do greatly appreciate the support.)

For practices, being part of the Parlour Collective is an excellent way to communicate values to staff, clients and the wider community, but it is up to the practice to ensure that it lives these values in its day-to-day operations.

Can Parlour help our practice with social procurement requirements?

Yes and no (and we are working on it!).

Being part of the Parlour Collective is a credential that may be used to demonstrate commitments to gender equity in relation to social procurement requirements. But, as above, joining the Collective does not confer Parlour Inc’s endorsement.

One of our plans for the future is to develop the Parlour Collective Charter – in collaboration with the Collective participants. As a practice, signing up to the Charter will provide additional weight to the commitment to equity. The planned model policy library will also be a very useful resource.

At this stage, we are not in a position to provide an auditing service for a practice’s equity policies and processes. However, we are interested to explore this in the future – most likely as a separate fee-for-service offer to Parlour Collective practices.

Can I / my practice claim the cost of joining as a tax-deductible expense?

In Australia, the ATO states that you can claim a deduction for “subscriptions to trade, business or professional associations” for the industry you work in. As explained below, Parlour is not a professional association, but it does provide support, resources and tools relevant to the built environment professions.

For those not working in the field, “You can also claim up to $42 per income year for the cost of each subscription you incur for membership of a trade, business or professional association where it is not in direct relation to earning your employment income.” This is the basis of our $42 Parlour Starter level.

Those in other countries will need to check the relevant tax law.

Does this mean that Parlour is now a professional association?

No. Parlour Inc continues to be an incorporated association that aims to be of service to the entire community. A professional association is a different type of organisation, which predominantly serves the needs of its members. There are plenty of hardworking professional associations and institutes for the built environment professions in Australia. We provide a complementary program, and are pleased to collaborate with relevant professional associations where appropriate.

Sounds interesting, but it’s not for me at the moment. Can I still come along to Parlour events, read the website and have my profile on Marion’s List?

Of course! (But we do hope you might be interested to join one day.)


We look forward to working with you at the Parlour Collective. Sign up today!

Meet the people, practices & organisations of the Parlour Collective

We are thrilled that the following practices and individuals have joined the Parlour Collective. We thank you for your support and we are excited about working together.

Parlour Provocateur
MHN Design Union Pty Ltd
NH Architecture
SJB
Parlour Advocate
DesignInc Pty Ltd
Buchan
TTW (VIC)
fjcstudio
Jackson Clements Burrows Architects
HDR
Guymer Bailey Architects
Bates Smart
Cox Architecture
Grimshaw Architects
Woods Bagot
Hassell
BVN
Aficionado
Stewart Architecture
Lyons
JASMAX
Government Architect NSW
Slattery
Six Degrees Architects
Sam Crawford Architects
Hayball
ClarkeHopkinsClarke
Fitzpatrick+Partners
Architectus
Wardle
" Intriguer
JPW
MGS Architects
Grieve Gillett Architects
Squillace Architects
Snohetta Australasia Pty Ltd
Carter Williamson Architects
Studio Johnston
Swanbury Penglase Architects
Kerstin Thompson Architects
m3architecture
Maytree Studios
Fulton Trotter Architects
Kosloff Architecture
Candalepas Associates
Austin Maynard Architects
Taylor Cullity Lethlean
EMBECE
Deicke Richards Architects
Bijl Architecture
Bird de la Coeur Architects
QOH Architects
McBride Charles Ryan
lahznimmo architects
Elizabeth Musgrave
BayleyWard
FOOKS Landscape Architecture
James Cubitt Architects
Georgina Gascoigne
RBA Architects and Conservation Consultants
Levande
Those Architects
Collins and Turner
NMBW Architecture Studio
Papesch Architecture
Minx Architecture
Placement Studio
i2C Architects
Angelucci Architects
Studio Ester
Khab Architects
Studio Bright
Vokes and Peters
Jessica Matson Architecture
Edition Office
Weston Williamson + Partners
Russell & Yelland Architects
City Design Melbourne
Phillips/Pilkington Architects
Dunn & Hillam Architects
WOWOWA Architecture
MUIR
Jessica Hyde
Undercover Architect
Phillip Arnold
Clare Cousins Architects
Parlour Accomplice
CO.OP Studio
Virginia Magaisa
LOGAN Architecture Studio
Matt Williams Architects
Vanessa Wegner Architect
Outer Parlour
Megan McGlinchey Architect
Archipelago
Architecture architecture
Jane DuBois
Kym Muir Architects
The Mill: Architecture + Design
Andever
Peter Raisbeck
Karen McWilliam
mcmahon nerlich
Sue Barnsley Design
Talina Edwards Architecture
Susan Holden
Parlour Enthusiast
Ivan Ling
Lachlan Howe
Sally Stansborough
Shaneen Fantin
Kathy Ismail
Alex Campbell
Liz Need
Nina Hamilton
Paul Wakelam Architect
Sara Moss
Virginia Kerridge
Amanda Wells-Peris
Lauren Rollison
Arya Shah
Bhargavi Mysore
Cassie Collins
Kate De Pina
Jessica Hordern
Rocco Dascoli
Joyce Ng
Siobhan Toohill
Annabel Sawyer
Lauri Uldrikis Studio
Fiona Martin
The Arch Deli
Alice McColl
Eddie Page
Moore Architecture
Clarissa Luwia
Sophie Coulier
Noreen Caenaro
Wendy Hastrich Architect
Juliana Ribeiro Nascimento
Jayne Air Building Design
emma li
Simone Pirovich
MICHELLE HARRIS
Christopher Hewson
Rena Czaplinska-Archer
Anna Castles
Teena Guest
Ken Baird
Sofia Anapliotis
Peter Hill
Ilze Kundzina
Barb Kurdiovsky
Lisa Merkesteyn
Chesterman Design Architecture Pty Ltd
Georgia Forbes-Smith
Alexandra Carmody
Jo Case
Cunningham Gill Architecture
Katherine Kemp
Kate Goodwin
BNMH Architects
Anna Petrou
Hong Nguyen
Ximena Farfan
CO.OP Studio
Faith Sun
Diane Greenwood
Sinead Lim
Lynnsay Prunotto
Imogen Pullar
Lauren Harris
Alicia Pozniak
Erin Lean
Ella Friedrich
Antelope
Stephanie Lancuba
Louisa Gee Architects
jon lowe
Suzannah Potts
Susan Hill
Emma Wingad
Irene Kamau
Leesa Sandison
Laura Harding
Mihaly Slocombe
Kuri Studio
Solidaria
Anna Svensdotter
Aoiffe O'Kelly
Joan OBrien
Angela Reilly
Michelle Boyde
Lara Tanswell
Francesca Fava
Architecture architecture
Vicki Jacobs
Stephen Pearse Architect
Anita Krivickas
Jean Rice
CK Architecture
Tracey Hau
Diana Snape
Sam Smith
Katica Pedisic
Linus Tan
Elisha Howard
Saralee Aufderheide
Jasmin Starcevich
KAD Studio
Brad Hooper Architect
Mt Eyk
Tania Davidge
Penelope Cowell
Kati Westlake
Caroline Yuen
Salt Studio Architecture
Daniel Barber
Valerie Giammarco
Katie Skillington
Jocelyn Jackson
LXN Architecture
Samantha Rouche
Carey Landwehr
Eva Rodriguez Riestra
Melissa Hughes
Megan Schulte
Parlour Starter
Clare Mayberry
Kathryn van Vugt
April Lachal
Mija Keane
Julia Lehmann
Jolanta Debek-Kozyra
Patricia Chow
Melissa Parker
Marnie Henderson
Liza Mathews
Victoria Bohm
Annelise Porter
Tania Papasotiriou
Jill Birt
Kate Haughey
Skaren Aguilera
Kirsten Zink
Nikki Nolan
Anna Wu
Tracey McLean
Safiyah Nazir
Samantha Boyd
Anna Rubbo
Stephanie Keays
Helen Duong
Paul Leadbetter
Laura Bailey
Dante Dela Cruz
Aashna Mittal
Natasha Mackinnon
Christoph Jaensch
Sheilla Mendoza Serrano
harry olivier twyford hutchinson
Farnaz Fattahi
Bun Huy Eung
Chloe Bonilla
Louise Mackenzie
Imogen Pinnington
Amy Gillespie
Nikita Nair
Jiapin (JP) Ang
Emma Chee
Hannah Rowlands
Macarena Vasquez
Tash Pursehouse
Mohit Gupta
Luciano Balsamo
Stephen de Jersey
Jacob Otto
eleanor peres
Ann Vanner
Sharon Francis
Fiona Hogg
Christine Chen
Gabriela Valdez
Lynette Gurr
Luke Rowlinson
Diana Lister
Megan Collins
Fernanda Diaz
Tara Hoornweg
Miki Ueda
YEN-RU WU
Hot House Architects
Talullah Barker Gale
Claudia Smith
Ann-Elise Hampton
Martin Pickrell
Graham Brawn
Danielle Gross
Ande Bunbury Architects
Holly Phillips
Cecelia Wells
Scott and Ryland Architects
Aurelia Gachet
Craft ACT: Craft & Design Centre
Jennifer Carlon
Lynde Nguyen
Ella Mudie
Sam Townsend
Emma Leckie
Lenore Whiteside
kooi ying Mah
Maya Feldman
Y2 Architecture
Adele Teh
Mary Ong
Erica Thomson
Brenna Dowing
Angelique Perak
Kirsten Bauer
Karyn Bogus
Hannah Fitzgerald
Kerlina Bahari
Martin Cumming
Wendy Hoddinott
ACG Studio
Elan Ko
Freya Shaw
Wendy Hay
Kirby Architects
Jennifer Pryce
Lofte Architects
Stephanie Wills
Diana Braaksma
Eloise Voss
Stephanie King
Anna van Hees
Agatha Partyka
Nesha Naidoo
Sidonie Wakefield
CAHA
DESIM-Arch
Tranquil Architecture
Nicole Dann
Teresa Pereira
Leanne Mitchell
Kent Lyon Architect
Mani Farhadi
Merrylees Architecture
Anna Pender
Chloe Comino
Hannah Jonasson
Robyn Jones
Matt Devine
angelique edmonds
Anene Cusins-Lewer

We would particularly like to recognise our inaugural Parlour Collective members, who were early supporters of our new initiative. We thank them for their contributions, both financial and advisory, and their commitment to build community and improve equity in the built environment:

INAUGURAL COLLECTIVE*

Saneia Norton Design Communication, Sophie Cleland, Guymer Bailey Architects, Tania Davidge, Butter Paper, BVN, Monica Edwards, Value Architects Group, Jessica Hyde, Fiona Young, Byron Kinnaird, Sue Wittenoom, unmeasured, Dave Tordoff, Alysia Bennett, Sarah Lawlor, Atelier Red + Black, People Oriented Design, Shelley Penn, MUIR, Bird de la Coeur, Clare Cousins Architects, Badru Ahmed, Ainsley Ryan, Undercover Architect, Catherine Piergrosse, John Wardle Architects, Ainsley Ryan, Esther Anatolitis, Bijl Architecture, SJB, Brad Hooper, Anna Lindstadt, Mt Eyk, KAD Studio, Dejan Simovic, Hassell, Suzette Jackson, Ilana Razbash, Vanessa Whittem, Siobhan Barbara, Suzanne Hunt Architect, Emma Butterworth, Liz Brogden, Woods Bagot, April McCabe, Deicke Richards, Clare Hamilton, Diana Espiritu, Sidonie Wakefield, Felicity Watson, Caitlin Roy, Jasmin Starcevich, Hannah Bolitho, Saralee Aufderheide, Carey Landwehr, ARM Architecture, ZWEI Interiors Architecture, Fiona Tribe, Amber Stewart, Helen Lardner, Claire McCaughan, Greta Stoutjesdijk, Apsara Collective, Architecture for Kids School, Nathalie Curtet, Mani Farhadi, Nesha Naidoo, The Mill: Architecture + Design, Tara Cull, Tammi Hill, Jane Merrylees, Laura Bulmer, Karen McWilliam, Kym Muir Architects, Something Together, Macarena de la Vega de León, Kim Bazeley, Chantal Marks, Katie Skillington, ODASA, Kelly Greenop, WOWOWA, Grimshaw, Agatha Partyka, Dunn & Hillam, Sophie Pickett-Heaps, Ilianna Ginnis, QOH Architects, Katie Devitt, Phillips / Pilkington, Kati Westlake, FMSA, Leone Lorrimer, Peter Raisbeck, Madeline Nolan, Alison Cleary, Bryant Alsop, Architectus, Green Sheep Collective, Penelope Cowell, Studio Ilk, Sounds Like Design, Natalie Keynton, Stephanie Chiu, Liza Neil, Jon Jacka Architects, Linda Pearce, Annie Tennant, Kate Doyle.


To add your name to the Parlour Collective, join now! You will be in great company.