Timothy Hill: architecture in Australia
Timothy Hill: architecture in Australia
RA evening lecture
By the RA podcast team
Published 13 December 2013
Architect Timothy Hill discusses his current projects and reflects on the conditions of architecture in Australia.
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Timothy Hill founded Brisbane-based Donovan Hill in 1992, which has since become one of Australia’s leading practices and also gained an international recognition for its work.
This event was recorded as part of our programme for the Australia exhibition.
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