Julie Eizenberg

Koning Eizenberg Architecture, Los Angeles, USA

Julie Eizenberg
Photography by Peter Bennetts

Living in Los Angeles for more than three decades hasn’t dented Australian architect Julie Eizenberg’s larrikin spirit, which imbues her architecture with a sense of social responsibility that is more rebellious than righteous.

I first met Julie at her office in LA in 2003 during my Churchill Fellowship, when I was researching Sustainable and Affordable Housing.

She was a generous host who freely shared her knowledge about designing and building social housing in LA.

In 2016 I was lucky to meet her again at the AIA National Conference in Adelaide, where I interviewed her for Steel Profile magazine. She reflected on her immigrants roots, her father's adoption of 'Australian' habits, and the way his 'larrikin' spirit permeates her work in the USA.

You can read the story here.

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