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Bennett and Trimble practices architecture and urbanism. The office has completed a broad range of projects in the public and private domain including a competition-winning proposal for the Gold Coast Civic and Cultural Precinct. Current projects include the Australian Peacekeeping Memorial, a masterplan and upgrade works to the front of house areas of the Seymour Centre, internal works for the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, a private residence in Riverview, and studies for a community boating hub in Docklands, Melbourne.
We have strategic relationships with specialised firms to collaborate on complex projects. With Space.Logic we have prepared masterplans for student housing and research facilities for the University of Newcastle, studies for a new learning centre for the Canberra Institute of Technology and we are currently reviewing the ABC’s Parliament House Bureau accommodation. With Studio Nield we are reviewing the Vic Harbour Masterplan for Lend Lease and preparing studies for a new public swimming pool and library within the Docklands precinct. With Grimshaw Architects we have recently won a design competition for a property masterplan for Brisbane Airport.
Matthew BennettMatthew is a graduate of the Harvard University Graduate School of Design and the University of Sydney. He has worked with Rafael Moneo in Madrid on a range of architectural and urban projects in Europe and with Bligh Voller Nield in Sydney. Matthew is the recipient of the University of Sydney Medal, the Byera Hadley Travelling Scholarship, the Royal Institute of British Architects Student Design Medal Commendation and the Frank Knox Fellowship to Harvard.
Marcus TrimbleMarcus is a graduate of the University of Sydney. He worked with Bligh Voller Nield on a broad range of architectural and urban projects before establishing his own practice, Super Colossal, in 2007. Marcus initiated Pecha Kucha in Sydney, a forum for creative industries, and has held teaching positions at the University of Sydney and with Glenn Murcutt’s studio for the University of NSW. Marcus is the recipient of the NSW Board of Architects Design Medal and the Byera Hadley Travelling Scholarship.
