Aileen Sage Architects was established in Sydney in 2013 by Isabelle Aileen Toland and Amelia Sage Holliday. As a practice, Aileen Sage seeks to bring other perspectives, too often overlooked, to the fore. Isabelle and Aileen have a highly collaborative approach to design and constantly challenge each other and others to seek better and more inclusive outcomes in what is built, and how we build it.

In 2016, Isabelle was a creative director for the Australian Exhibition at the Venice Architecture Biennale and received the Australian Institute of Architects Adrian Ashton Prize for Architectural Culture and Literature. In 2018 the practice was awarded the Institute's NSW Emerging Architects Prize.

The recently completed community facility at 119 Redfern Street, designed in collaboration with Dr Danièle Hromek, Jean Rice, Dr Noni Boyd and the City of Sydney, received the 2024 NSW National Trust Heritage Award for Architecture and the Institute's NSW Award for Public Architecture. The practice's projects range vastly in scale, from small public structures and remote regional sites, to large urban precincts for existing and future communities.

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