Peter Hogg
Peter Hogg is a practicing architect with more than 30 years experience. He has extensive experience in indigenous and social housing projects, as well as in the design of educational, tourism, residential, domestic, religious and industrial buildings.
Peter ran the CPD program for the Architeam Co-operative for 11 years and was an Architeam director from 2009 to 2016.
Peter taught architectural technology at RMIT from 2000 to 2002, and architectural design at the University of Melbourne at undergraduate level (2003-2013) and Masters level (2013-2017). He was appointed Head of Program of the Bachelor of Applied Architecture at Melbourne Polytechnic in January 2018.
Peter recently completed his mid-candidature review for his PhD at Monash University researching traditional indigenous shelters and dwellings in South Eastern Australia, under the supervision on Professor Ian McNiven and Dr. David Jones.
He lives on Wurrundjeri Country.
Publications:
- Co-authored chapter on “Green TOD in the Brunswick Spine” for the book Sustainable Urban Transitions (Springer, 2023).
- Architect Victoria, Brutalism: Hit With the Ugly Stick, Autumn 2018. Author: P Hogg.
- Nanotecture: Tiny Built Things, by Rebecca Roke, Phaidon, 2016.
- Architecture Australia: PEP, 2012. Review by Leon Van Schaik.
- Arq & Design Arquitetura Sem Fronteiras, p 2-12 (illustrated) May2011, JPJ Editora. Edicose Perioidcas, L.D.A. Portuga. Author: Sofia Pires.
- The Age: Melbourne Weekly, Designs with a difference, article Liam Carter, May 5, 2010 p 69 (illustrated).
- Architect Victoria, November 2008, The Active Architect, Peter Hogg, author.
- Transition: November 1991: Melbennium Exhibition, review by Vanessa Bird.
For more information on Peter's research, you can visit his Research Repository page.