Antony DiMase on the Home Style Green Podcast
Design More, Consume Less – An Architectural Philosophy

Antony DiMase recently joined Matthew Cutler-Welsh on the Home Style Green podcast to reflect on the formative experiences that have shaped his architectural journey. From his early days studying architecture at university, to a transformative travel adventure in Shanghai, and the hands-on challenges of his first renovation projects, Antony shares stories that reveal how his values were forged through curiosity, learning, and practice.

These early encounters continue to influence the guiding philosophy at DiMase Architects: Design More, Consume Less. This approach speaks to a deep commitment to responsible architecture – one that prioritises sustainability, minimises environmental impact, and champions the creation of healthy, enduring homes that enhance how people live.

In the episode, Antony also speaks passionately about lighting – both natural and artificial – and its profound effect on space, mood, and human experience. His long-standing interest in lighting design led to a dedicated podcast series with lighting designer Jackson Stigwood, exploring how lighting technologies influence the urban environment and public spaces.

The conversation also turns to climate action in architecture. Antony discusses his involvement in Architects Declare, a collective movement calling for meaningful change in the built environment in response to the Climate Emergency. As practitioners, we believe architects have a responsibility to lead the way – through advocacy, design, and innovation.

We invite you to listen to the conversation and explore the ideas that continue to shape our practice.
Let us know what resonates with you – we’d love to hear your thoughts.

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