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Doctors Without Borders is currently seeking an architect to be involved in the organisation’s global humanitarian missions, which will allow for the design and construction of infrastructure in areas of need.

February brought about a number of stories across the built environment, with a number of developments across the residential, commercial and educational sectors, just to name a few.

The very essence of architecture is to design and create buildings that fulfil a certain purpose. Often, the built environment can shy away from creating key projects for those who need it most.

Architecture news & editorial desk Pioneering ‘humanitarian architecture’, promoting and preserving Indigenous Australian culture, and contributing to education – Esther Charlesworth has indeed travelled a long way, forging a distinct identity for herself as an architect who believes architecture can be an ethical tool for social change. Dr Charlesworth is a professor in the School of Architecture and Urban Design at RMIT University, and also the academic director of the Master of Disaste...