Aaron lives, writes, teaches and practises architecture in Brisbane. He is a Director of Vokes and Peters. His contributions up to February 2015 were made whilst Aaron was a director of Owen and Vokes and Peters.
An elegant new community facility in regional Queensland meets strict operational requirements while respecting its heritage neighbour and dramatically reducing construction carbon emissions.
Unencumbered by convention and brimming with ambition, this remarkable addition to a Brisbane cottage is likened by its owners to “living in an artwork.”
The centrepiece of the Asia Pacific Architectural Festival, The Architecture Symposium, addressed a range of concerns facing the architectural profession.
Aaron Peters believes that by designing smarter, setting thoughtful objectives and taking the lead, architects can make small housing more sustainable, equitable, affordable and – above all – more joyful for its occupants.
Panov Scott’s renovation to a nineteenth-century terrace house arouses curiosity and encourages exploration.
Room 11 completes its award-winning work at the Glenorchy Art and Sculpture Park in Tasmania.
A shiny lock-up living space by Atelier Chen Hung sits curiously in the garden.
