Hamish Lonergan is an architectural writer and designer. His work—exploring queerness, gender and other forms of difference in the built environment—appears in gta Papers, Cartha, Trans, and the exhibition “Bathroom Gossip” (Brisbane, 2019), among other places.
He is completing a Ph.D. at the Institute for the History and Theory of Architecture, ETH Zurich, supported by grants from EU Horizons 2020, SAHANZ, and the Canadian Centre for Architecture. Back home in Australia, he worked at Cox architecture, collaborating with Indigenous stakeholders on cultural facilities on Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island).
At MacDowell, Hamish worked on a forthcoming collection of personal essays exploring queer experiences of space through architecture, art, film, history, and autobiography.
