Architecture's Achillies heel is its perception as an elite creative discipline. But when you think about it, architecture has no other choice but to be accessible — the built environment is something we all use, regardless of our social status or income. But for architectural scholar and curator, Rory Hyde, what's often recognised as 'good' architecture often serves the former — the expensive private homes and institutional buildings that shine in the design glossies. That's why he's co-created the ArchitectureAU Award For Social Impact, a new award devised to recognise projects that promote the common good.