SIBLING is a design collective that works at the intersection of architecture, urbanism, cultural analysis and graphic communication to produce new and unexpected spatial outcomes. Whether the outcome be a building, installation, urban strategy or event, SIBLING’s approach insists on intelligent forms while fostering a positive socially engaged agenda.
SIBLING produce design from within a participatory and research based studio environment, merging our largescale capabilities and experience with the adaptability, innovative culture and individual focus of a smaller practice.

The civic nature of SIBLING extends to members being regularly invited to lecture and teach at institutions in Australia and internationally, and having contributed to various design publications, including Volume, Pin Up magazine, Architecture Australia and Architecture Review Asia Pacific. SIBLING is a network of eight people who are all trained in architecture and maintain active practice across the globe. Additional fields of expertise include landscape architecture, graphic design, cultural studies and commerce. SIBLING is led by Amelia Borg, Nicholas Braun, Jonathan Brener, Jessica Brent, Jane Caught, Qianyi Lim, Timothy Moore & Alan Ting.

2013
– Dream Space Station , Childrens Pavilion Utrecht, Netherlands
– Acheron landscape and homestead masterplan, Murrindindi Shire (ongoing)
– Archive, Concept Store, Melbourne.
– House Family 3 houses Blackburn (ongoing)
– Bar Extension Stage II, Meyers Place, Melbourne (ongoing)
– Warehouse Conversion 4 town houses, Fitzroy (ongoing)
– Public Offer exhibition design at the RMIT Design Hub, Melbourne
– Walking Shelter, Mobile Habitat
2012
– SIBLING Nation Inhabitation self initiated, Fitzroy
– Rooftop retail masterplan, Melbourne Central, Melbourne
– Bar Extension Stage I,Meyers Place, Melbourne
– Mister Brightside cafe Caulfield
– EnMasse office fit-out, Prahran
2011
– Artist House extension Private Client, Richmond
– PAM (Perks & Mini) store fit-out, Darlinghurst Sydney
2010
– Studio Kitchen Surviving Sustainability________Westwing Project Space, collaborating with clothing label ffiXXed and Condiment magazine 2010 State of Design Festival

2013
– ‘ON/OFF’ ABP Alumni Survey Series,Wunderlich Gallery, Melbourne University
– SOCIO-PATH – Spatial Experiments in Film, curated by SIBLING as part of the 2013 Sydney Architecture Festival
– SIBLING Nation Flag II Meyers Place Art Space, curated by Drew Pettifer & Benjamin Creek
– Contributor, BYOB (Bring Your Own Beamer) group show, curated by Antuong Nguyen & Ry David Bradley RMIT Design Hub, Melbourne
2012
– Encounterculture short film screening, Open Agenda, Customs House, Sydney Architecture Festival
– Parallel Lines Chair in collaboration with menswear label Pageant, as part of the Melodies in the Air group show curated by Theodore Wohng and Stacy Jewell, No Vacancy Gallery, Melbourne
– SIBLING Nation Flag at the Housewear group show curated by Many Many, Design Gallery BWA Warsaw, Poland
2011
– Live Broadcast, contribution to the BYOB group show curated by Antuong Nguyen, Emile Zile & Ry David Bradley, Tristian Koenig Gallery, Prahran
– Competition entry, Australia House, in collaboration with Andy Yu Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale 2012, Japan
– Solidarity Thing collaborative installation with Antuong Nguyen and Pageant as part of the 2011 State of Design Festival, Craft Victoria, Melbourne
– Apps 101, contribution to Critical Mobility, curated by BUS Projects (Nella Themelios, Ryan Johnston and Jared Davis) as part of the 2011 State of Design Festival, Museum Forecourt, Carlton
– Whisper Dish, contribution to the Noise in My Head group show curated by Michael Kucyk of RRR Radio and Melissa Loughan,Goodtime Studios, Carlton
2010
– Space Cookie, part of the Supermarket group exhibition/event, curated by Kim Brockett, Gertrude Contemporary Art Spaces
– I Don’t Think You’re Ready, contribution to the Play with your Food group show and dinner, curated by Bus Projects Auction Rooms North Melbourne & Blindside Gallery, Melbourne
– Beyond the Pleasuredome installation Utopian Slumps fundraiser, Mercat Below, Melbourne
– Infinity Mirror, part of the Day Spa group show curated by Roger Nelson & Lisa Warbrick NoNo Gallery, North Melbourne
– Unsolicited Architecture installation and event at the in collaboration with Rory Hyde and Volume National Architecture Conference, Sydney

2013
– SIBLING Masters Studio ‘Black Mirror’, University of Melbourne.
– SIBLING Masters Studio ‘ Public Ecology’, University of Melbourne.
– Interior Design Studio and Workshop leaders, RMIT University
– Interior Architecture studio leaders and guest workshops, Monash University.
– Architecture Foundation Studio, Monash University.
– Architectural Theory, RMIT University.
2012
– SIBLING Masters Studio ‘On Growth & Form’, University of Melbourne.
– Interior Design Studio and Workshop leaders, RMIT University
– Interior Architecture studio leaders and guest workshops, Monash University.
– Architecture Foundation Studio, Monash University.
– Architectural Theory, RMIT University.

2013
– Shortlisted in best ‘Emerging Designer’ category, IDEA Awards. (Pending)
– Shortlisted in best ‘Event Design’ for Public Offer, IDEA Awards. (Pending)
– Selected for the Artist in Residency Program at the Gyeonggi Creation Center, Seoul, South Korea
2012
– Winner, Open Agenda architectural research grant, University of Technology Sydney
– Short listed, Qantas Spirit of Youth Award (SOYA) Architecture category
– Profiled in Formations, the Australian contribution to the 2012 Venice Architecture Biennale, Italy

2013
– Archispiel Lecture Series, Invited lecture SIBLING, Monash University
– Invited lecture at The Brainery Store, Geelong
– Lecture and panel discussion at TRANSFORM: Altering the Future of Architecture: What are the possible futures of architecture?’ Karen Burns with Esther Charlesworth, Paula McCarthy and Rory Hyde
– Invited lecture at MSD Insights, University of Melbourne
– Invited presenters for the Future Laboratory trend briefing, Melbourne
2012
– Interview with Andrew Burns, Flinders Street Station Competition Long List exhibition
– Interview with Rory Hyde, Future Practice book launch