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Our ENVISION program invites emerging designers to explore contemporary challenges through integrated research and design inquiry. Participants consistently value the depth of research, mentorship, and the opportunity to contribute meaningfully to the studio’s vision.
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FREQUENTLYASKEDQUESTIONS

“A great intensive design research program! An innovative way to introduce students to the dynamics of the architecture industry – from forming an informed and pragmatic way to approach design to presenting ideas to clients and colleagues.”

“I really enjoyed the whole process thoroughly; from the heavy research we have conducted to the resolution of our design. It was really great to see how everything came together eventually… I find that the program really gives empowerment to us as fresh graduates, giving us more confidence in our start in the workplace.

You will undoubtedly learn many new skills and expand existing ones! Here’s what some of our previous participants said:
“Communication skills & being able to narrow down an idea to its simplest form.”

“Throughout the whole program, I have gained time management skills, as well as learning how to delegate each task based on the strength and weaknesses of the team members.”

“Various professional practice skills that you can’t learn at uni.”

You will be mentored by senior professionals at NBRS to research a defined topic. You will meet with industry experts and stakeholders to explore the hypothesis and prepare a research report. The outcome is a research paper which NBRS will publish and release to the Architecture and Conservation industry.

“This is one of the best internship programs I have come across… Many of my peers have been involved in internships that didn’t allow them to connect with other members of staff on the level that we did, or work in a team to produce meaningful work that contributes to the office vision – so I was very honoured to be a part of the program.”

We select 2 students to participate in the ENVISION Program, which will be run from our Melbourne Studio.

Successful participants must be prepared to attend the Melbourne Studio in person for the full duration of the internship for 10 weeks.

Applications are open to all recent graduates who have completed a Master of Architecture, Master of Urban and Cultural Heritage or a related discipline, within the last 6 months or are in the final year of their studies
You will be mentored across a variety of skills throughout the program, and we are on the look-out for applicants with:

  • Positive attitude and the ability to work collaboratively in a team.
  • Ability to demonstrate knowledge of the Burra Charter and
  • conservation practice in Australia.
  • Intermediate to advanced visualisation and graph design skills.
  • Advanced skills in Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills.
  • Ability to manage time, prioritise multiple tasks and meet deadlines.
  • Ability to apply research and analytical thinking to solve design problems.
  • Prior research experience is highly desirable.

We accept all our ENVISION Applications via email at envision@nbrs.com.au.
Your application will need to include the following:

  • Your CV
  • Your portfolio of previous works OR Publications or relevant research
  • Brief introduction (250 words max):
Who you are
Why you're interested in the topic of the program

Any questions, please feel free to contact us via email on envision@nbrs.com.au.

Any further questions please email

Any further questions please email

CAREERS@NBRS.COM.AU