Let's create something together.
Gerald Low is a Singaporean architectural graduate at BKK Architects based in Melbourne. With 3 years of practice experience, he brings a thoughtful and research-driven approach to design, one that explores how history, context, and reuse can shape meaningful contemporary spaces. At BKK, Gerald is an active member of the Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) Working Group, helping to embed the principles of reconciliation and cultural respect into the practice’s projects and processes. His recent work includes projects such as Démontage, which reflect his interest in adaptive reuse and experimental methodologies.
2025 2nd Place Winner Home for Terminally Ill #4 Buildner, Held Between Eucalyptus and Walls
2024 Honourable Mention Home of Shadows #2 Buildner, Young Street House
2023 Honourable Mention Shinkenchiku Residential Design, 16 Units Above A City Brewery
2023 Honourable Mention Microhome #6 Buildner, Yurt 2.0
2019 Dean's Honours Awards Year Level 1, University of Melbourne
2017 Outstanding Enterprise Team Award, Ngee Ann Polytechnic
2016 Course Best Performance for Designing User Experience, Ngee Ann Polytechnic
2015 Course Best Performance for Light, Colour & Design, Ngee Ann Polytechnic
2015 Course Best Performance for Tone, Colour & Composition, Ngee Ann Polytechnic
2024 Shortlisted Senior Living #2 Buildner, Successful Ageing in West Footscray
2022 Shortlisted Modular Home #2 Buildner, Collective Variable
2025:07 a+u Manhanttan: Towers and Thresholds, 16 Units Above A City Brewery (p160)
2025:05 Shinkenchiku-Sha, 16 Units Above A City Brewery (p26)
2025:10 Australian Health Design Conference (AHDC) Connect, Held Between Eucalyptus and Walls
I acknowledge the Wurundjeri Woi-Wurrung people, the traditional owners of the land we inhabit, and extend this respect to all first nations people past, present and emerging. I recognise that sovereignty was never ceded.