From the editor, Fleur Watson,

“At the core of March Studio’s practice is a commitment to making. Each project interrogates new ways to experiment with form, materiality and craftmanship through digital and traditional means.

Prolific, ambitious, diverse, and dedicated to investigation, testing and prototyping, March Studio continues to push the boundaries in exploring what is possible to achieve. Opportunities to design and build high-impact retail stores, interiors, installations and exhibitions, housing and, more recently, cultural and urban realm projects have resulted in an extraordinary diversity of architectural production. Always present is an incisive wit and delight in the crafting of architecture that resonate with clients, and the communities who experience these spaces.

March Studio: Making Architecture, Material and Process provides readers with a compelling ‘behind-the-scenes’ view into the design process and culture of one of the most dynamic young architecture practices working in Australia today.

Featuring full colour imagery, an opening conversation with comedian Tim Ross, a reflective essay by Fleur Watson revealing the themes that underpin their work, along with rarely seen documentation of prototypes, models and fabrication processes, this new monograph offers a generous deep dive into the inventive and exuberant world of March Studio.”