As director of Winsor Kerr, Bradley works closely with communities and stakeholders to develop integrated design responses appropriate to place, Country, Peoples and culture. Winsor Kerr recognises that it operates on unceded, sovereign land, is always on and within someone’s Country, and holds a fundamental responsibility to work with Country and its Custodians.
A Quandamooka man and an architect living, working and learning on Wurundjeri Country, Bradley is a member of the Australian Institute of Architects’ First Nations Advisory Committee, Victoria Chapter Council, the AACA’s Accreditation Standing Panel and the 2023 Australian Architecture Conference Committee, curated the 2023, 2024 BLAKitecture series at MPavillion. Bradley was awarded the 2024 Victorian Chapter Emerging Architect Prize and was a recipient of the 2023 Dulux study prize.
Bradley contributes to both the education and development of the profession in many ways, including as a juror for Institute awards programs; as a lecturer at Monash University; a University Studio leader, teaching practical approaches for respecting Country and centring Non-Human Animals; as a guest university lecturer; a critic; a speaker and a moderator on panels with EmAGN, BLAKitecture, Perspective Events and Reconciliation Week; and as a regular contributor to articles through ArchitectureAu.
