Redshift AA
Architecture + Advocacy
Redshift challenge common predispositions to create better environments for greater humanity. We are Architects with an emphasis on housing; researching, teaching, advocating, and designing real and speculative projects that overcome common preconceptions to demonstrate what is genuinely possible.
We design Multi-residential + Public Projects
Designing Multi Residential and Public Building Projects requires consideration of broader issues, challenging preconceptions of urbanity, equity, sustainability, and common good.
Dulwich Hill Terraces (Row Housing)
Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club Interior
Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club - Exterior
Yagoona Apartments
We design Homes for better living
Everyone deserve a good home. Whether individual, repetitive, bespoke or mass produced every home should be a joy to live in, comfortable and affordable.
Flexible Downsizer - Vaucluse (Interior)
Flexible Downsizeer - Vaucluse (Exterior)
Compact Terrace
We explore ideas through Speculative Projects
Speculative projects, whether, they be competitions or entrepreneurial ventures are an opportunity to test ideas that inevitably inform our work, expanding knowledge and research that benefits your project or that test ideas towards positively influencing policy.
Polyhouse | Manor House Prototype
Missing Middle Competition | a Manor House for the housing estates
My Ideal House Competition | Prefab for the changing circumstances of life
North Sydney Railway Interchange Competition
We Research, Publish & Advocate
Our research has identified a ‘missing middle’ in the supply of housing. This ‘missing middle’; resulting from the decline of 3-4 storey apartment buildings particularly from the middle ring suburbs of Sydney is critical to (re)establishing diversity in the supply of housing. Through research, teaching and advocacy, our aim is to positively influence policy for housing. In addition to our project work, we work with universities, professional journals, policy makers, architects and other collaborators in advocating for greater housing diversity.
Original research investigating the decline in medium density housing; Sydney's true 'Missing Middle'.