H+H Architects

28/10/2026

Last week the H+H Bunbury/Goomburrup team joined the Walk for Reconciliation, organised by Reconciliation WA, the City of Bunbury, and Yaka Dandjoo Events. From the Wardandi Boodja statue into the heart of Bunbury, the city gathered together in a ceremony of music, culture, and community, strengthening our shared values and ongoing commitment to reconciliation.

We were proud to be involved in the celebration and acknowledgement of Goomburrup, the land on which we are privileged to work, and to pay our respects to the Traditional Custodians of Country, recognising the enduring connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to land, waters, skies and communities and Elders past and present.

30/09/2026

We've loved working with Brent White and his team at White Building Co on this project. We're looking forward to the next house 🏠

25/09/2026

Designing for youth means designing with them 🚴‍♀️ 🏀

For the redevelopment of the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Youth Precinct, H+H Architects led the architectural, heritage, and landscape design as a structured engagement process with local students, riders, and community agencies to understand exactly how Kingsbury Park needed to function. The final outcome is a community-led redesign that directly reflects how local young people want to use their city.

17/09/2026

What a week! Our senior architect Alice has recently received a lovely client testimonial and been recognised for her design contribution after a home she designed won an award 🏆🏠

One of her clients says this: "Thank you so much for all of the hard work that has gone into designing and building our home. We absolutely love it! We are so thrilled with the finished product and can't wait to live in it. We are so glad we contacted H+H Architects and will recommend you to everyone we know."

On top of this, a Leschenault home (pictured below), designed by Alice and built by Easybuild WA, took out the award for Best Custom Design Home ($900,000 - $1.6 million) at the Housing Industry Association - HIA Regional Western Australian Housing Awards. Easybuild WA said that the design of the Stanton home was exceptional and gave them a great foundation to deliver something really special, and we agree.

Well done Alice, we couldn't be prouder!

22/07/2026

🌅 Imagine trading traffic jams for the Esperance coast... and still delivering high-impact, complex architectural projects. 🌅

We’ve opened a new office and are looking for a Senior Project Architect who wants to do great work, support local communities, and live the ultimate coastal lifestyle.

If you have 2+ years post-registration experience and want a workplace that genuinely cares about both the community and your work-life balance (we do a 9-day fortnight at full pay!), we want to hear from you.

Take the leap and start making a real difference where you live!

Join H+H Architects in Esperance, WA as a Senior Project Architect. Lead rewarding regional projects & enjoy a sea change with a 9-day fortnight!

18/07/2026

H+H Director Julie de Jong joined the live panel discussion, How Do We Plan for Albany's Growth?

As the architect behind many of the regions sustainability, transitional housing, affordable and social housing, homelessness response and community-focused projects, Julie shared her perspective on how thoughtful development can create a more liveable city while responding to environmental priorities and the needs of our community.

Jump to the 9-minute mark to hear Julie's insights.

The live recording of the Community Forum hosted by ACEC, 'How do we plan for Albany's growth' - is now available on the Post-Growth Australia Podcast.

https://pgap.fireside.fm/albanygrowth

If you missed the event, you can hear from all three speakers, including Julie de Jong, Paul Kotsoglo and Michael Bayliss, as well as MC Lynn MacLaren.

If you made it to the event and want to refresh on some of the key issues raised at the forum, just click on the link below!

https://pgap.fireside.fm/albanygrowth

Paul's slides, as well as Michael's speech notes, are linked to the episode via the PGAP blog.

We hope the upload the episode, slides and speech notes directly to the ACEC website soon. Watch this space!

17/07/2026

Construction is underway!

We're excited to see the Carnarvon Tramway Trail coming to life with new interpretive signage and furniture designed by H+H Architects, featuring reclaimed timber from the One Mile Jetty, now being installed by local carpenter Stuart Parker along the walkway that follows the State Heritage-listed Carnarvon Tramway Line, made possible with grant funding from Lotterywest.

H+H Architects, in collaboration with the Lock Hospital Working Group, developed new interpretation signage for the Lock Hospital Path of Pain. These powerful stories acknowledge the many Aboriginal men and women who were forcibly removed to the Lock Hospitals on Bernier and Dorre Islands with many never returning home.

H+H Architects also worked with Wooramulla Journeys to design interpretive signage that tells the Dreamtime story of the Emu in the Sky, along with information about local bush foods and medicines.

Along the trail, visitors will also discover the Stories Along the Tramway community research project panel which was designed by H+H. Thanks to the efforts of the wonderful staff at the Shire of Carnarvon Library and contributions from the local community, local memories of growing up, living and working along the Tramway have been captured, highlighting the important social role the One Mile Jetty and Tramway played in the history of Carnarvon.

23/06/2026

🎭 ETNTAC Adult Ball (18+) 🎭

📅 27 June
🕒 6:00pm till late
📍 Esperance Civic Centre

This evening recognises the generations of Elders, leaders and community members whose contributions continue to strengthen and celebrate continuing culture in the Esperance - Goldfields Region and beyond.

Make sure to get a ticket so you don’t miss out!!

20/06/2026

🌿 Community Day is almost here! 🌿

📅 22 June
🕒 3:00pm – 8:00pm
📍 Esperance Football Oval

Join Esperance Tjaltjraak Native Title Aboriginal Corporation (ETNTAC) and the wider Esperance community for an afternoon and evening of live entertainment, food and drinks, free workshops and activities for all ages as we celebrate this year's NAIDOC theme, 50 Years of Deadly.

H+H Architects support this fantastic community event and the opportunity it provides for people to come together, connect and celebrate culture.

Make sure to put it in your calendar so you don’t miss out!

19/06/2026

🎭 Esperance Youth Ball 🎭

📅 19 June
🕒 5:00pm – 9:00pm
📍 Esperance Civic Centre

As we celebrate NAIDOC Week's theme, 50 Years of Deadly, H+H Architects are proud to support the Youth Ball, hosted by Esperance Tjaltjraak Native Title Aboriginal Corporation (ETNTAC) in the lovely town of Esperance.

This evening gives years 7 - 12 students a special night in a culturally safe environment to come together and celebrate culture, community and the next generation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

Make sure to get a ticket so you don’t miss out!!