CLAD — Carey Landwehr Architecture & Design
is a regenerative architecture practice working on housing, community and research across Victoria and Tasmania. Founded in 2021 by , the practice builds on over a decade of delivering community and housing work across Australia; established with a particular ambition: to make architecture accessible, not just something reserved for those with the most means.
That ambition shapes everything we do. Whether the project is a careful retrofit or a new community facility, we design with our clients and users, not just for them, and the work that results aspires to be collaborative, regenerative and, above all, . Our follows naturally from this: listen carefully, ask the right questions, and bring the right people together from the start. We prefer a straightforward conversation to obscure architect-talk, and we won't pretend to know the answers to questions outside our . To keep things transparent, we also publish indicative fees, stages and , along with guides to help clients through the process of getting something designed and built.
Carey is registered in both Victoria and Tasmania and is a Living Future Oceania accredited designer, a designation within the world's most ambitious sustainability framework. , alongside practice, he teaches and lectures across design, theory and construction subjects at multiple Melbourne universities, and the practice's ongoing and advocacy work keeps us connected to the questions that matter today.
The result of all this?
Architecture that is considered. Designed with you. Delivered with
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