Building People is a playful collection of Craig Moller’s lockdown-era drawings, where buildings come to life with human and animal traits.
Blending humour, warmth, and charm, Craig turns architecture into a personal, expressive art form – reminding us that buildings, like drawings, are ultimately about people.
Designed by Inhouse.
Craig Moller (Ngāti Haua) of Moller Architects, has been practicing for over thirty years. Moller completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Auckland, prior to graduating with a Master’s of Architecture from Yale University. Moller has worked extensively as an educator, teaching at the University of Auckland since 2007, having previously taught at Victoria University of Wellington School of Architecture. He has sat on Accreditation Review Panels evaluating Schools of Architecture and as a juror for the NZIA Awards, Interior Design Awards and Architecture + Women Awards. Moller draws in his spare time.
ISBN
978-0-473-74081-8
Publisher
Six Point Press
Artist Bio
Craig Moller (Ngāti Haua) of Moller Architects, has been practicing for over thirty years. Moller completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Auckland, prior to graduating with a Master’s of Architecture from Yale University. Moller has worked extensively as an educator, teaching at the University of Auckland since 2007, having previously taught at Victoria University of Wellington School of Architecture. He has sat on Accreditation Review Panels evaluating Schools of Architecture and as a juror for the NZIA Awards, Interior Design Awards and Architecture + Women Awards. Moller draws in his spare time.
Inhouse is a boutique graphic design studio in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, established in 1995 by Arch and Jane MacDonnell. The studio’s work spans both the corporate and arts sectors, with a particular focus on long-form publishing and projects that reflect and contribute to the culture of Aotearoa. Inhouse has collaborated with leading contemporary artists, curators, dealer galleries, architects, and institutions, producing a body of work that is as diverse as it is consistent.
