If it wasn't for Australian architect Bill Lucas… we might not have had the Opera House as we see it today. It was Bill who was a founding member of the group that lobbied for the international competition and jury that would go on to select Uzton's design. He was a man who fought architectural conventions and eschewed publicity, and in recent years, his life and legacy is being re-appraised by critics and curators alike. Bill's friends and peers Peter Longeran and Julie Cracknell join Blueprint to discuss his eccentric life… one that involved renouncing all pay for his architectural services.