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Harmer Architecture is an award winning Melbourne based boutique architectural design practice. The primary interest of the practice is designing public spaces. Our office has extensive capability in the design of a wide range of public facilities that include churches, theatres, workplace environments and spaces for arts and culture.
This studio is an inspiring workplace for the design team. The studio expresses the idea of an experimental workshop, a place for ideas, exploration and fun.
AIA Award 2003, Commercial New Category
AIA Award 2003, Interior Category
Colorbond Steel Prize 2003
Deanna Harms takes on her heretofore unseen alter ego, Ms. Manners, to educate the team on good Web 2.0 manners. Oh, and crack us up.
Congratulations to Barry on his new book, The Harm Done – Community and Drugs in Dublin, launched in the Oak Room, Mansion House on Wednesday the 15 November 2023. Barry grew up on Ballyfermot Parade and had a career in youth work, social work and community development. His book tells us about his early life in Ballyfermot and how it influenced his involvement in drug issues and community development. The book is for people interested in, or affected by, drug problems, drug policies and related community issues. The book can be bought directly through a secure link (Sumup) on his personal; website — kfcullen.ie/
Caught a great performance by Harm & Ease at the Burlington Sound of Music Festival.🎸
They’re a hometown band formed by high school friends Danny Lopez and Rylan Whalen, the group later spent time in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where their sound evolved. 🇦🇷
Their music blends classic rock influences with modern elements, drawing comparisons to bands like The Rolling Stones and The Black Keys. 🎤