Kevin Carmody

In 2000, Kevin Carmody moved to Europe and worked for David Chipperfield Architects in London until establishing Carmody Groarke in 2006. The practice has since developed a reputation for working internationally on a wide range of arts, cultural, heritage and residential projects, both new build and within the context of historic buildings. Carmody Groarke has earned international recognition, winning several architectural competitions and awards for completed projects. Monographs of the studio have been published in the international periodical, 2G and in the Spanish publication, El Croquis, No.195.

Carmody has lectured internationally about the work of the practice and taught at several architecture schools, including The Bartlett School of Architecture at the University College London and the Royal College of Art. He was a visiting professor at the University of Stuttgart, 2016–17. Carmody studied architecture in Melbourne at RMIT graduating in 1999.

Classes (Selected)

• ARCH 4101/4102/5101/7112 Market ForcesAdvanced programs in architectural design, with options including, but not limited to, urban design, architectural technology, computational design, ecology, culture, and representation.

Awards, Grants, and Fellowships (Selected)

• BD Architect of the Year Award (2018)
• BD Individual House Architect of the Year Award (2018)
• Selected for Architectural Record "Vanguard Issue" of top 10 emerging global practices
• Young Architect of the Year Award, winner (2007)
• Architizer A+ Awards Jury, winner for best cultural building: Windermere Jetty Museum

Exhibitions and Presentations (Selected)

• "Creative Confluence," Doma Initiatives, SHIFT:2019 International Architecture Conference, Kuala Lumpur (2019)
• Territory of Architecture lecture series at Brickworks Design Studios, Australia (2018) 

Publications (Selected)

• El Croquis, No. 195, Carmody Groarke 2009 2018, (July 2018)
• 2G, No.72, Carmody Groarke, 29.8 (2015)