Beth George is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Western Australia. She is an educator and practitioner in architecture, with a focus on urbanism, design, and drawing. Beth has a PhD from RMIT in urban curation and cartography.

Beth researches through book chapters, journal articles and papers, competitions, and exhibitions. Whether in architecture, drawing, or urbanism, her work is concerned with extending useful fictions from a close study of contexts. 

Her drawing practice focuses on the double-meaning of drawing: to pull (as one draws blood) and to push (to deposit or mark-make) – a process entailing memory, analysis, and speculation. Her works combine analogue and digital media, two- and three-dimensional components, and techniques from mapping to life-drawing.

Beth is a registered and award-winning architect who has directed diverse practices in architecture and urban activation. She has received prizes and commendations for both her teaching and architecture practice.