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19 Years of…
  • 19 Years of Moloney Architects
  • 19 Years of Making Architecture
  • 19 Years of Mad Ability
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  • 19 Years of Minute Adjustments
  • 19 Years of More Admin
  • 19 Years of Mild Arrogance
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  • 19 Years of Making Alterations
  • 19 Years of Mature Architecture
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  • 19 Years of Mostly Admin
  • 19 Years of Minor Applause
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  • 19 Years of Market Adjustments
  • 19 Years of Much Agony
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Mick Moloney, Moloney Architects, contemporary architecture Victoria, heritage architects Victoria, adaptive reuse architecture, new home architects Victoria, residential architecture studio, commercial architecture Victoria, regional Victoria architects, architecture and interiors studio, architects for heritage homes, modern heritage renovations, full-service architecture practice, bespoke residential architecture
Mick Moloney
Co-founder
B. Architecture (Hons)
B. Construction Mngt (Hons)
Fellow Australian Institute of Architects
Co-founder Mick Moloney is an experienced architect and contract administrator with a deep commitment to design quality and construction rigour.

His work is defined by spatial clarity, disciplined detailing and a progressive approach to heritage architecture. Mick’s dual qualifications in architecture and construction management provide a balance between design ambition and a practical understanding of how buildings are delivered on site.

In 2023, Mick was elected to the Australian Institute of Architects Victorian Chapter Council. He currently sits on the AIA Heritage Committee and serves as Chair of the AIA Online Practice Forum. He co-hosts the architecture business podcast ‘In Detail’.