Jackson Clements Burrows (JCB) is a well-recognised and trusted architecture, interior design, and urban design studio based in Melbourne. Founded in 1998, JCB has established itself as a leader in innovative and environmentally sustainable design, as evidenced by their success at the AIA Victorian Architecture Awards 2024, winning five awards.

Each project undertaken by JCB brings unrivalled vision, innovative design, and world-leading expertise, built upon their commitment to crafting environments that meet client needs and make a real difference to communities. This dedication is exemplified in their award-winning Berninneit Cultural and Community Centre, which received The William Wardell Award for Public Architecture.

With a reputation for excellence and a rich portfolio varying in complexity and design, JCB has been entrusted by many clients for over two decades. Their work spans from modest beach houses to multi-residential buildings such as Miramar in Sandringham, always maintaining a site-sensitive approach that engages with local climatic conditions and adapts to contextual opportunities.

JCB’s core design principles are reflected in their award-winning projects, Sweetwater House (COLORBOND Award for Steel Architecture and a Commendation for Residential Architecture - Houses (New)), T3 Collingwood (award for Commercial Architecture), and Clifton Hill Primary School (award for Education Architecture), projects which have gained recognition both in Australia and globally. 

Their commitment to sustainability and innovative design continues to reshape environments and contribute to the communities they serve, as demonstrated by their diverse range of acclaimed projects across residential, commercial, educational, and public sectors.