Gregory Burgess: Seeking Resonance Dulux Gallery MSD, The University of Melbourne, September 15-October 19 2022
North Gallery – unbuilt and un-built work. Photography: John Gollings 
Labyrinth – inspired by Chartres Cathedral. Photography: John Gollings 
North Gallery. Photography: John Gollings 
North Gallery. Photography: John Gollings 
South Gallery. Photography: John Gollings 
South Gallery – urban projects and projections. Photography: John Gollings
Gregory Burgess: From the coalface – Noel Shaw Gallery, Baillieu Library, The University of Melbourne, 31 July-22 January 2023
Koori Heritage Trust façade options. Photography: John Gollings 
Window wall sketch details from Yothu Yindi Garma sketches by GBA. Photography: John Gollings 
Detail of Greg Burgess Sketch of Yothu Yindi Foundation Garma. Photography: John Gollings 
Video wall central to the exhibition. Photography: John Gollings 
Exhibition entry. Photography: John Gollings 
Model of Brambuk Living Cultural Centre. Photography: John Gollings 
View of exhibition. Photography: John Gollings
In between COVID lockdowns in 2020-21 Kirsten has been working with the Gregory Burgess Collection. Models, drawings, books and other media were moved from Greg’s York street office.
Part of the collection is being donated to the University of Melbourne as a Cultural Gift. The remainder of the collection and the models are now housed at Avington.
The team included Dillon Webster, Catherine Woo, and Peter Raisbeck, students from the Bachelor of Design (Architecture) and Master of Architecture courses at the University of Melbourne – and where would we be without Midsy! (Andrew Middleton). We had very generous support from Tony Isaacson (Robin Boyd Foundation) and of course Greg Burgess.
The Burgess Collection spans from the early 70s through to today. The range of media includes models (over 400), different methods of drawing from pencil on butter paper through to CAD files; slides, photographs, sketches and complete packages of architectural documentation for key projects including
Brambuk Aboriginal Cultural Centre, Halls Gap, Victoria
Uluru Kata-Tjuta Cultural Centre, Northern Territory
Sidney Myer Music Bowl Refurbishment, Melbourne
Hackford Residence, Koornalla, Victoria
Catholic Church of St Michael and St John, Horsham, Victoria
World of the Platypus Exhibit, Healesville Sanctuary, Healesville, Victoria
The collection provides detail not only of Greg’s work, but captures the culture of architectural practice in Melbourne from the 1970s onward.
Four Melbourne Architects (early 1990s) L-R Peter Corrigan, Norman Day, Peter Crone, Maggie Edmond, Greg Burgess.
Four Melbourne Architects Exhibition, Powell Street Gallery, 1979
Building an archive images 2020-2021
Dr Kirsten M Day 