Episode 19: Built to Last: Rethinking Design in a Housing Crisis

In this episode, we sit down with Domenic Cerantonio, Co-founder and Managing Principal of Cera Stribley, to explore the housing crisis through the eyes of an architect. Domenic shares how architecture and design are evolving in response to growing housing needs and highlights the real-world impact of recent planning reforms. We discuss the current state of the housing market, what governments need to understand and how good design can play a role in improving affordability and liveability. Domenic also offers insights into emerging trends in the apartment and townhouse sectors and what he’s seeing on the ground in the property development space.

With deep expertise in concept design and a strong understanding of property dynamics, Domenic brings a balanced perspective that blends architectural integrity with commercial viability. His sensitivity to local culture and commitment to purposeful design make him a leading voice in shaping Australia's urban future.

Tune in to hear expert insights on how design can respond to the housing crisis, and what developers, planners and policymakers should keep front of mind.

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