In the world of architecture, Anthony Burke is something of a giant. As an academic, he led the department of architecture at UTS for seven years from 2027. His role now is Professor of Architecture at UTS.
He also leads tour groups to examine the best buildings here and globally, has edited books and has written a long list of journals and articles on architecture. The ABC first harnessed his talents for hosting duties on Restoration Australia . While The Block and Grand Designs might be the best-known TV formats about homes, ABC audiences know what an addictive format Restoration Australia is.
The sixth series doesn’t have the 7.30pm Sunday slot (Thursdays 8.30pm this year), but the growing iview audience will no doubt want to consume these episodes as soon as they are made available.
The Brisbane home featured in Episode 1, Season 6 of Restoration Australia The broadcaster has put Burke’s admirable work ethic to good use. He’s already hosted a series of Grand Designs Transformations this year, alongside his co-host Yasmine Ghoniem . Still to come later in 2024 is a series of Grand Designs Australia at its new home – ABC TV and iview.
All shows are made by the Fremantle for ABC. The two organisations aren’t scared of a challenge. Remember the Escape from the City format which delivered 60 very watchable episodes a few years ago.
The sixth season of Restoration Australia starts off with what Burke described as the biggest restoration project ever undertaken on the .