CO-AP

Will studied architecture at the University of New South Wales. Upon graduation Will travelled to the Netherlands, where he joined Wiel Arets Architects in 1999 and worked on a diverse range of projects including houses, apartment towers, stadiums, urban masterplans and warehouse facilities. Returning to Sydney, Will was project architect at Engelen Moore, working on a number of retail, commercial and residential projects. Will has been a guest critic at the Schools of Architecture at UNSW and UTS and a sessional design tutor at the University of Sydney. He was jury chair for single residential projects at the NSW Chapter AIA Awards in 2017 and a co-jury member for the 2013 Australian Interior Design Awards. Will co-founded CO-AP with Charles Markell in 2005.

Tina travelled overseas regularly during her formative years with her parents, who imported architectural design products for their family business DeDeCe. Tina studied interior design at Sydney College of the Arts before becoming features editor at Interior Design & Architecture, a new magazine published by Herbert Ypma. She did design internships with Arclinea and Burley Katon Halliday, formed Daffodil with Danny Venlet and Marc Newson, and undertook private and collaborative projects. Tina co-founded the architectural practice Engelen Moore in 1995, where she realised projects including Price O’Reilly House and worked with property development companies Walker, Australand, Multiplex and Chase Property Group. Engelen Moore had many projects published internationally and won numerous national and international awards, including their apartment building Altair which won both “Best Building in the Australasian Region” and “Best Housing Scheme in the World” at the World Architecture Awards 2002, Berlin. Tina has been a jury member for the NSW Chapter AIA Awards in 2014 & 2018 and was shortlisted for the Gold Medal at the 2015 IDEA Interior Design Awards. Tina joined CO-AP in 2007.

Patrik completed an apprenticeship in the construction industry before studying architecture at the University of Stuttgart, Germany. Following a scholarship at the University of Adelaide in 2000, Patrik joined Engelen Moore in 2002 and became an associate in 2007. He was project architect for a number of residential developments in Auckland, New Zealand, where his responsibilities included concept design, design development, construction documentation and site implementation. Patrik joined CO-AP in 2010.

Phil graduated from Masters in Architecture in 2018 at the University of Technology, Sydney. He has travelled to Cambodia and Korea as part of his university studies, and was also selected to travel to the U.S. studying Modern American architecture in 2015. In 2021 Phillip was elected to co-chair EmAGN, the Emerging Architects and Graduates Network of the Australian Institute of Architects NSW Chapter. Phillip joined CO-AP in 2015.

Chris graduated with a Masters in Architecture from University of Technology, Sydney in 2015. University led him through studios in Berlin & Japan while experience in professional practice has seen him shift between large scale commercial firms and small boutique design studios. It is at this more intimate scale of practice in which care, rigour, patience and consideration are core values to the design process which Chris has come to enjoy. Chris joined CO-AP in 2019 and remains a sessional design tutor at the University of Technology.

Anna Chan

Anton Bucic

Arri Roumeliotis

Anastasia Nikopoulou

Mitchell Bradford

Rachel Harris

Kingsley May

Tom Chan

Frederik Reich

Sam Koopman

Vernon Cheung

Raffaele Villano

Ben Peake

Claire Meller