Six Degrees Architects

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| partners = {{unbulleted list | Peter Malatt | Mark Healy | James Legge | Simon O'Brien | Sarah Bennett | Michael Frazzetto }}

| founders = {{unbulleted list | Craig Allchin| Mark Healy | James Legge | Peter Malatt | Simon O'Brien | Dan O'Loughlin }}

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| city = Melbourne, Australia

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| founded = {{Start date|1991|df=y}}

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| awards = Melbourne Prize 1997 & 2008

| significant_buildings = {{unbulleted list| Meyers Place Bar| The Vaults | Wall Cafe | Public Office |University of Tasmania, School of Architecture }}

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| website = {{URL|http://www.sixdegrees.com.au}}

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Six Degrees Architects is an Australian architectural practice based in Melbourne, Victoria. It was formed in 1991 by six architecture graduates sharing a studio in Richmond.{{cite web | url=https://architectureau.com/organisations/six-degrees-architects/ | title=Six Degrees Architects }}

The "Six Degrees" name was inspired by the Nylex Clock in Richmond, which displayed a cold 6°C one night. The name also circumvented the requirement for architectural registration in the early years of their practice, and was a reflection of the status of the six partners having six Bachelor of Architecture degrees. Recycled and salvaged materials became part of their architectural language. This approach played out in their self-funded project, Meyers Place Bar, which later received the inaugural Melbourne Prize in 1997.