Winners of 2023 Round One Grants Announced
Image: Wilya Janta (Standing Strong) Housing Collaboration, by Andrew Quilty
Announcing the winners of our Round One Grants for 2023
The Foundation was overwhelmed by the quality of applications we received in our first grants round of the year, making it one of our most competitive to date. We are pleased to be able to share the news that we are awarding a total of $65,000 of funds in support of projects at the cutting edge of design research.
This round also saw the introduction of our independent Grants Assessment Panel, who diligently undertook the selection process and nominated the incredible winning proposals.
The Foundation is extremely grateful to the serving panel members for their time and congratulates all winners of the Round One grants program.
Design Thinking Winners
Eilish Barry of Hayball | Social Value Measurement in Practice
Kate Geck and Dr Emma Luke of RMIT | Post-digital Pedagogies Toolkit: Exploring Co-Design with Generative Machine Learning Models in Design Education
Louisa King of University of Technology Sydney | Mapping the Hanging Swamps of the Blue Mountains
Design Strategy Winners
Dr Simon Quilty and OFFICE | Health and housing within the Northern Territory: Wilya Janta (Standing Strong).Find out more here.
Cities People Love | Housing Design and Innovation: a Synthesis of Knowledge
Professor Ceridwen Owen of the University of Tasmania | Neurodiverse Approaches to the Design of Collaborative Workplaces
Collective Territories and Dr Jo Scicluna | Collective Territories: An Interdisciplinary and Collaborative Framework for Critical Approaches to ‘Site’, Challenging Colonial Binaries and Assumptions in the Australian Landscape
The Design Institute of Australia | Indigenous Design for Urban Regeneration
Congratulations to all the winners of Round One and a big thank you to our serving Grants Assessment Panel members.
Grants Panel Members
Dr Neil Hobbs (Chair)
Cameron Bruhn
Edwina Jans
Graeme Dix
Tiffany Liew
Gay Williamson
