Jackson Clements Burrows Architects is an award-winning architecture, interior design and urban design studio based in Melbourne, Australia. Established in 1998 by Tim Jackson, Jon Clements and Graham Burrows, our collaborative multi-disciplinary team of over 70 design professionals is committed to the exploration of innovative socially and environmentally sustainable design.
JCB's extensive design-led portfolio of built work has been internationally recognised and includes residential, multi residential, education, commercial, public and urban, student living and hospitality projects.
JCB's extensive design-led portfolio of built work has been internationally recognised and includes residential, multi residential, education, commercial, public and urban, student living and hospitality projects.
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To be "on Country" means more than to be standing on a particular patch of earth, within a particular political division. For Indigenous people, Country is more than land, sea and sky; it is also the holistic systems of nature that dynamically work together and the associated cultural and spiritual customs, rituals and responsibilities that carry on its knowledge and ethics.
We understand that every project we undertake in Australia is on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Lands. Through co-creation with Traditional Custodians, we are committed where possible and appropriate, to embed the built environment with Indigenous knowledges and customs by making tangible the living histories, contemporary cultural practices, narratives and values of place.
Our Indigenous Advisory Architecture and Design (IAAD) team leads and guides our practice on all Indigenous initiatives. Sarah Lynn Rees (Palawa) provides both internal guidance and external advisory services alongside her architectural role. Sarah is a Palawa woman descending from the Plangermaireener and Trawlwoolway people of North East Tasmania.
JCB and the Monash University Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture are partnering to develop what is currently called the Protocols Project.
The Monash University Department of Architecture and JCB will remap Indigenous protocols to the various stages of built environment processes by engaging with Indigenous communities, the Indigenous and non-Indigenous design community, and continuing to learn from fields outside of our own such as existing frameworks, charters and guidelines.
The Monash University Department of Architecture and JCB will remap Indigenous protocols to the various stages of built environment processes by engaging with Indigenous communities, the Indigenous and non-Indigenous design community, and continuing to learn from fields outside of our own such as existing frameworks, charters and guidelines.
Established in 1998 by Tim Jackson, Jon Clements and Graham Burrows, JCB is a design-led architectural practice of over 70 design professionals united by a shared commitment to the delivery of innovative design solutions. Our practice experience covers a wide range of project types and scales. Each project, large or small, is treated as a critical contributor to our collaborative studio environment.
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