Team
At JMA we strive to change the face of the current architectural landscape through thoughtful, site specific and timeless design. Our approach is collaborative and the client’s core values are essential to shaping the architectural outcome. Through intense thought and research our projects evoke cultural and historical sensitivity while exploring the possibilities of architecture. JMA sets a high standard of architecture that leaves a lasting impact on the client, the context and the community.
People
Joseph Mammone
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M Arch UNSW (Sydney, Australia)
NSW Registered Architect No. 9450A+ Member, Australian Institute of Architects 54707
“I believe great architecture is about creating spaces which respond, provoke and enlighten its users. My passion for architecture is creating the finer details through the expression of materials and form. My architectural approach has long been inspired by the philosophy of one of the most influential architects of modern era Mies van der Rohe “less is more”.
Architecture should be sympathetic to its natural environment, have a profound impact, and manifest a sense of timelessness.“
Alfie Arcuri
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M Arch UNSW (Sydney, Australia)
NSW Registered Architect No. 9812“For me architecture extends far beyond the ‘physical’… It should form a narrative that tells the story of site, climate and the activities within. I strive to create architecture which elevates and enhances its surroundings, a form of ‘tangible’ art in which clients will interact while simultaneously providing them with a sense of ‘home’.”
Carmelo Leuzzi
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M Arch UTS (Sydney, Australia)
“I believe that architecture is the physical and emotional connection that you make to the forms and spaces in between. It’s the connection to light and material and how every element comes together, down to the smallest detail, that gives each individual a different sense of place and emotion.”
Sophia Di Giandomenico
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B Arch USYD (Sydney, Australia)
“To me architecture is an intersection of imagination and material, it is an expressive built art form. More than what it appears to be, architecture speaks through physical presence. It creates emotional connections between people, material, place and building. Ultimately, we shape buildings, so that they shape us.”