Jones Architecture was founded in late 1995 by Mark Ian Jones, and commenced full time practice in 1996. The practice undertakes all scales of architectural commissions, specialising in small to medium scale projects. The projects illustrated on this site represent the results of over a decade of practice and show the range of commissions from private and government clients.

Mark Ian Jones graduated in 1988 from The University of Technology, Sydney with a Bachelor of Architecture with first class honours and was awarded the Byra Hadley Travelling Scholarship by the Board of Architects of New South Wales also in 1988. Mark was entered on the roll of the Board of Architects of New South Wales in 1991 as a Chartered Architect and is a current member of the Architecture Association of Australia.

"Mark Ian Jones is a Sydney based architect influenced strongly by the elegance of modernism. True to the Miesian attitude, Mark uses a range of colours and textures than enhance areas without meaningless gestures of shapes. The forms he uses have hidden uses and always considers the senses, walking through a space and how this would sound may account for the choice of a particular material. Smell, texture and colour all considered with the knowledge of orientation a strong sense of richness evidenced by the palette of materials. Sharp shadows of the southern hemisphere are used to best advantage. The journey through the building conscious of the peripheral vision, emphasis for the primary vision, subtle combinations and appropriateness, influences the way this architect thinks. There is a logic to placement of openings, quality of light, and the preference for the use of natural materials rather than man made that added together presents a powerful yet serene atmosphere, a temple called home."

Joanette Seiden 2004

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Photography copyright Geoff Friend Photography (left) Phillip Arnold (above).