'Architecture nullius' is the myth of a country without Indigenous architecture, but the first peoples of Australia are no strangers to architecture. This relationship is detailed in the work of Professor Paul Memmott in Gunyah Goondie + Wurley: The Aboriginal Architecture of Australia. Paul explores the range and complexity of Indigenous-designed structures and spaces, from shelters to semi-permanent houses and villages, debunking false perceptions of early Indigenous constructions and settlements.