Jacqui Alexander

Jacqui Alexander is a lecturer in Design and History and Theory in the Department of Architecture at Monash University. Jacqui is an interdisciplinary practitioner working across architecture, spatial practice and media. She is a director of Alexander Sheridan Architecture, a freelance writer and editor.

Jacqui is founding editor of Melbourne and Paris-based independent architecture journal POST Magazine, which won the 2009 Bates Smart Award for Architecture in the Media (VIC). POST Magazine has toured globally as part of the Archizines exhibition, having been shown at leading design venues including The Vitra Design Museum at Weil Am Rhein, The Victoria and Albert Museum London, GTA Exhibitions at the ETH Zurich, the RMIT Design Hub, and The National Gallery of Victoria. In 2014, POST Magazine was invited to develop a new experimental media project for the London Festival of Architecture, produced in collaboration with Monash Art Projects and exhibited at The Victoria and Albert Museum, London.

Jacqui's current research investigates the architectural and urban implications of the sharing economy. Recent works include the Supershared installation in collaboration with Sibling Architecture for RMIT Design Hub's Occupied exhibition (2016). 

Prior to her engagement at MADA, Jacqui Alexander worked for Kerstin Thompson Architects on several award winning projects, including MUMA and House and Hanging Rock, which won the Robin Boyd Award for Residential Architecture in 2014.