Jiri Lev
President
Jiri Lev is a Czech-Australian architect and urbanist based in Tasmania, and principal of Jiri Lev Architects. His work draws on classical, traditional and vernacular architecture, with particular emphasis on regional character, natural materials, sustainability and affordability. His projects include the Tasmanian House series, widely replicated across Australia and North America. He is also the founder of Architects Assist, an initiative of hundreds of architectural practices providing pro bono assistance following the 2019-20 bushfires. He advocates for the revival and continued evolution of local architectural traditions, craftsmanship and enduring, beautiful buildings.
Michael Suttie
Vice President, Professional Affairs
Michael Suttie is a Sydney-based architect and director of M.J. Suttie Architects, specialising in classical and traditional architecture and urbanism. Having worked as a stonemason and carpenter across Europe, he subsequently earned a Master’s degree in Classical and Traditional Architecture and Urbanism from the University of Notre Dame, USA. His practice encompasses residential, ecclesiastical, educational and urban design projects, with a particular commitment to traditional craftsmanship, enduring beauty and architectural excellence.
Daniel Skinner
Vice President, Education & Publications; Secretary-Treasurer
Daniel Skinner is an architectural designer, draughtsman and writer at M.J. Suttie Architects in Sydney. With a background in philosophy, including studies and teaching at the University of Notre Dame Australia, he brings an interest in the relationship between architecture, culture and human experience. His work combines traditional architectural design with practical building experience, and he is particularly passionate about education and the revival of classical architectural principles.