Experience

TheFulcrum.Agency

• Australia
• Architecture and Planning
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Partner

  • Nov 2018 - Present

  We are a practice of creative consultants with a dynamic approach to how we deliver work. Our team has extensive experience in community engagement, participatory planning and communications design. We can deliver across a broad range of built environment typologies – from infrastructure and large-scale settlement planning, to bespoke design outcomes. Our team is supported by dedicated researchers, with backgrounds in design, environmental science, sustainability and pedagogy. We work in community and remotely and have developed systems for communicating in the most challenging of circumstances. Show less



Shelter WA

• Australia
• Public Policy Offices
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Chair

  • Nov 2020 - Present

  Shelter WA is the peak body in Western Australia that advocates for social and affordable housing and ending homelessness. Shelter WA is the peak body in Western Australia that advocates for social and affordable housing and ending homelessness.



Monash University

• Australia
• Higher Education
• 700 & Above Employee

• Adjunct Senior Research Fellow

  • 2012 - Present

  As an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow, Kieran regularly contributes his professional standing and specialist expertise to the Architecture department of the university. As an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow, Kieran regularly contributes his professional standing and specialist expertise to the Architecture department of the university.



City of Fremantle

• Australia
• Government Administration
• 100 - 200 Employee

• Design Advisory Committee Member

  • Jul 2016 - Jul 2018

  The role of the design advisory committee is to provide design advice to council on planning applications that involve: • any matter that relates to a planning policy relevant to the role of the committee • any building 11 metres or greater in height in any zone other than the residential or industrial zones. The design advisory committee also provides design advice on other major development proposals as required by council or planning services committee and on any relevant local planning scheme amendment, structure plan or local planning policy proposals The membership of the committee is drawn from a pool of members and comprises of four to five persons at any one sitting, with a minimum of three required to deliberate on any matter. Members are highly regarded with appropriate qualifications and substantial experience in architecture and urban design. Members of the DAC are currently (two year term until June 2018): Geoffrey London Dominic Snellgrove Melinda Payne Kieran Wong Patrick Kosky Marion Fredrickson (deputy 1) Phillip Gresley (deputy 2) Show less



CODA Studio: Architecture + Urban Design

• Australia
• Architecture and Planning
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Design Director

  • 1997 - Jul 2017

  Kieran co-founded CODA in 1997 and since then has been involved in a broad range of architecture, urban design and master planning projects nationally and internationally. Local authorities, government agencies, private developers and education providers seek his input in developing innovative, pragmatic and sustainable design responses to urban and community challenges across the state. Kieran is recognised as a talented contributor to the design, sustainability and artistic dialogue of Western Australia. His keen interest in research and teaching has seen him speak at national conferences and contribute to the development of university architecture programs. Show less



Mark Howlett Foundation

• Western Australia

• Chair

  • Jan 2006 - Dec 2014

  Reflecting his interest and commitment to the visual arts, Kieran was the Chair of the Mark Howlett Foundation (MHF) for many years. The MHF was an incorporated, not-for-profit arts organisation established in 1991 with a focus to support mid-career West Australian artists using an innovative and sustainable subscription model. The fundamental was to provide a space for artistic exploration and experimentation, enabling an artist to create a substantial body of work over a period of 12 to18 months, free from financial and thematic or curatorial restrictions. The MHF sought out and coordinated a group of patrons or subscribers who contributed financially to the commissioned artist’s one-off project. On completion, subscribers receive an original artwork as well as a suite of prints. Show less