Craig McCormack

Craig McCormack is an Adjunct Lecturer at the UWA Design School, The University of Western Australia. His academic work spans architecture, space design, and speculative fiction, with a focus on extreme environments like Antarctica and outer space.

• Bachelor of Environmental Design (2007-2009)
• Masters of Architecture (2010-2011)
• Bachelor of Art (2004-2006) from Curtin University
• NVQ Level 4 in Music (1998-1999)

Mccormack's research intersects architecture, biopolitics, and space science. He explores speculative design typologies, forensic reconstruction of historic environments, and human adaptation to microgravity. His work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in education.

His recent publications (2019-2025) emphasize computational heritage, Antarctic architecture, and space habitat design, with recurring themes of geodesic structures, speculative fiction, and humankind-environment interactions.

• UWA Certificate for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning (2020)
• Western Australian Fulbright Postgraduate Scholarship (2016)
• UWA Postgraduate Convocation Award (2015)
• Cox Howlett and Bailey Woodland Architectural Award (2011)

Mccormack collaborates on international projects, including Antarctic Resolution (2021) and Antarctic Region (2021), engaging multidisciplinary teams. His activities include keynote speeches at TEDX Fulbright (2018) and SAHANZ Conference (2020).