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Byron George
Melbourne, AustraliaByron George is a registered architect and director of Russell & George, an award-winning and experimental design and architecture practice with completed projects on four continents. The practice aims to challenge conventional notions of what design is and how it can make an impact on or celebrate the culture of a society. Byron’s own experience spans from small objects to large-scale architecture, and he approaches every client and project with the same mix of curiosity, energy and a fundamental belief in the ability of good design to change a person’s day for the better.
russellandgeorge.com2 articles by Byron George
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Sustainable World
Designing for Gut Feeling
- 2nd October 2019
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Eye on Design
Living in a Faraday Cage
- 5th July 2021
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