The Doyenne Interviews Bridget Nathan

Anna Nervegna (architect, academic) reflects on her upbringing and travels, sharing how this inspired her career and design curiosities. She discusses running her practice Nervegna Reed during lockdowns, delving into projects such as Carbon Neutral House, and the Quaker Centre, as well as her role as a Design Studio Leader at MSD. Anna talks on themes such as remote learning and multidisciplinary practice. In this Archive Episode, she generously shares her creative backstory, reflecting on experiences traveling abroad, and sharing moments of her past meeting influential female architects.
https://www.nervegna-reed.com.au/profile/
https://www.nervegna-reed.com.au/projects/mqc.html
https://www.instagram.com/anavision/?hl=en


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Aaron Gensler (architect, educator) shares her lockdown experience, working with students at Woodbury University in the role of Assistant Chair, prior to her current role as Chair. Reflecting on co-starting her practice GenslerClipp, she shares the challenges and opportunities of taking the plunge into starting something new. In this archive episode, she reflects on her own background as an architect and the period when she launched her practice, her passion for supporting the next generation of architects and the changes working remotely have brought us.
https://genslerclipp.com/
https://woodbury.edu/faculty/aaron-gensler/


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Christine Philips (architect, academic) discusses her professional experiences in architecture, design, radio and academia. In this archive episode She discusses her role at RMIT and how the university responded to remote learning through the creation of new online design tools. Sharing her key interests in 'Australian' architecture, she discusses her passion for learning about Australia’s history pre-colonisation and running design studios during the pandemic. This episode was recorded in 2021.
You can find Christine on the gram at https://www.instagram.com/x10phillips/ :)



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Eletrice Harris (architect, mentor) shares the history of NOMA and her involvement specifically in their children’s summer camps. Moving online in 2020, she discusses what they offer students and how the pandemic shifted the delivery of classes and workshops to create more opportunities. She shares her love of mentoring, travel, architecture and design.
Find out more at https://www.noma.net/about-noma/

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In this episode, Zoe Diacolabrianos, an architect and educator, reflects on her design career, including her work at Wowowa and at MSD teaching students construction. In this Archive Episode which was recorded during 2021, she shares insight into her interior design and architectural background, studying in Sweden, and how her loves of craft, technology and sketching have shaped her role today.
Find out more at -
https://www.instagram.com/zoediac/
https://www.wowowa.com.au/
https://msd.unimelb.edu.au/

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Kimberley Hui (graduate of architecture, podcast host) discusses how her blog 'Archemist in the making’ developed. In this 'from the archives' episode, recorded in 2021 and reflecting on 2020, she shares her passions for understanding the process and story behind a project, as well as her her interests in architecture, media, design and podcasting.
You can find Kimberley on the gram @archemistinthemaking
Find out more at https://thedoyenneinterviews.net/kimberleyhui/
Art by Grace Yeo, music by project Anon.

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