What sets the work of fjmt apart is their particular commitment to the creation of urban form; one which is focused to an equal degree about the axial pathways of the pre-existing civic fabric and the topography of the attendant landscape.
— Kenneth Frampton
— Kenneth Frampton
Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp is a multi-award-winning Australian architectural practice dedicated to design excellence and the enhancement of the public domain.
The multi-disciplinary fjmt design studio explores the evolution of architectural form by synthesising place and programme through an elaboration of the tectonic. fjmt’s work focuses on the spatial and organic interconnection of built form and site to embody shared values and aspirations.
fjmt has won numerous architectural and design awards including the World Architecture Festival World Building of the Year, the AIA Sir Zelman Cowen Award for Public Buildings and the Lloyd Rees Award for Urban Design, the NZIA Architecture Medal, and the RIBA International Award.
Through studios in Sydney and Melbourne, and project offices interstate and overseas, fjmt undertake public, institutional, commercial and residential commissions throughout Australasia and recently in Europe. These commissions are frequently the result of international design competitions.