Born and raised in Melbourne, Australia, Andrew graduated with a bachelor's degree in Architectural Technology and Construction Management in 2007, after which he travelled across five continents and worked throughout Ireland, Australia and Vietnam on diverse projects ranging from Middle East tourist developments to a Cambodian orphanage. After completing this masters course, he intends to combine and complement his existing experience with new approaches to participatory design, reflecting his strong belief in the social responsibility of advocating ethical, sustainable development. When not the travelling the world, Andrew can be found strumming an acoustic guitar and keeping a keen eye on the nearest Australia Rules Football scoreboard.
In this series, students document their experiences during the internships in 2012. Scattered across the globe, they are reporting from places like Haiti, South America, Africa, Mongolia and Japan. ———————————— Gunther Stoll, Sonam Lama, and Andrew Benham on their arrival to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia and their internship with the United Nations Settlement Program. While we receive [...]
This is the student blog documenting the master’s field trip to Brazil to continue work on the Rio Floods Petropolis Sports-for-Change project in Brazil, in collaboration with Architecture for Humanity. Click here for the entire series. ———————————— Nogueira, Itaipava – Sunday February 12th 9am: Sunshine and clear skies….. Nathaniel Corum, Architecture for Humanity’s head of [...]
