My name is Annie Burgess. I trained in architecture with a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture at UTS, a Bachelor of Architecture at UNSW.

I became interested in engagement and consultation processes when designing for Aboriginal clients during my final years of my architecture degree. I pursued this interest through PhD research at the University of Sydney studying design engagement for Aboriginal clients in the urban location of Sydney.

If you are interested, have a look at some of my projects to find out more!

My Qualifications

UTS: Bachelor of Arts (Architecture)
UNSW: Bachelor of Architecture (Hons 1)
University of Sydney: Doctorate of Philosophy

My Publications

Burgess, Anne Maree. “Betrayal, Trust, and Engagement: Developing Research Relationships in a Colonised Landscape or Lessons of a Do-Gooder “Outsider” Researcher.” Paper presented at the 4th International Indigenous Conference, Auckland University, 6-9 June 2010.

Burgess, Anne Maree. “Practising Indigenous Architecture: An Elementary Reader.” In History in Practice: Proceedings of the XXVth Annual Conference of SAHANZ 1-26. Deakin University, Geelong, Victoria: Society of Architectural Historians Australia and New Zealand, 2008.

Victoria Park Design Report