The Glenn Murcutt folio is designed as a non-linear publication, used as an inspirational educational tool. This makes it a great gift for designers and environmental enthusiasts alike. We have a broad audience who have benefited from the folio as a gift. With gratitude, here we share some examples of our ongoing sponsorship and other corporate benefactors who share our passion for good design.

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unpacking the folio

at the University of Technology & Science in Namibia

Corporate gifting

From Australian architecture firms who have gifted several folios to it’s valued clients and staff, to steel manufacturers who gave five folios over a five-month design program, the quality of the Glenn Murcutt folio makes a luxurious gift for individual and organisational recipients alike. Fostering the exchange of ideas in education, a Japanese benefactor has gifted several folios to the libraries of those institutions where she studied art and design in Japan, USA and Australia.

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GLenn murcutt masterclass

Glenn Murcutt Masterclass

As part of the publisher’s ongoing commitment to education, the annual Glenn Murcutt Masterclass receives a copy, to be donated to one of its participant’s school or library. Below are a few institutions who have received sponsored Glenn Murcutt Folios, on condition that the folio be accessible to all students.

- Caribbean School of Architecture, Jamaica
- Facultad de Arquitectura, Universidad ITSMO, Guatemala
- Department of Architecture, Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology, Bangladesh
- University of Lubliana, Slovenia
- Faculty of Architecture, University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka
- University of Technology & Science, Namibia

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a Class explores the folio

at the Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology

 

GRADUATION gifting

A Brisbane couple gave their daughter a folio when she was offered a place at university to study architecture. “...she has not put the folio down for two weeks...” was a message to us from those parents.

 
 

 

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