blix architecture is a design studio focused on wellbeing.
At blix we want to improve the wellbeing of our community through the built environment.
Architecture and urban design has the power to influence our lives, and at blix we use the latest science of wellbeing to have meaningful impact.
Our Clients
We work with our passionate clients to create innovative ideas and places that support the health and wellbeing of individuals and the wider community.
Our current clients include a leading wellbeing school, Ravenswood School for Girls and a children's not-for-profit, Stewart House. Both are working on significant masterplans for the long term future of their site, and embedding principles of wellbeing into their design.
“This valuable body of work has been incorporated into briefings for the NSW Government...Throughout this engagement, Georgina has always acted in Stewart House’s best interests. Her friendly, professional, pragmatic and progressive approach has been a ‘breath of fresh air’ …"
Graeme Philpotts, CEO Stewart House
Our Research
Georgina was the 2023 Byera Hadley Travelling Scholarshop recipient. In 2024 she has travelled around the world looking at how we design for and measure wellbeing in architecture with a focus on mixed use communities and housing. These research findings will be shared at the end of 2024.
In 2022 blix Architecture teamed up with the University of Sydney’s Rebecca McLaughlan to create new research into design for wellbeing. This research links our client with a university partner to create innovative research focused on a specific design challenge. In 2022 Georgina also taught a Masters of Design studio at Sydney University on Design for Wellbeing.
Conferences
We love to contribute to the conversation and share our knowledge. In 2023 Georgina joined discussion panel at TANSFORM for GBCA for Health and Wellbeing and ran a wellbeing panel and presentation at the 2023 EduTech Conference. In 2022 blix Architecture presented at the Building Better Education 2022 and Beyond Conference and the EduTech Conference focused on design for wellbeing.
