Country Division - Kiama
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 Steve KennedySteve Kennedy is the principal of Kennedy Associates Architects, he has over 25years experience and acted as an architectural and urban design consultant to both local and state government as well as numerous advisory boards, design review panels, independent hearing and assessment panels and the Land & Environment Court. PRESENTATION: ‘Profiting from Industrial Awards in Architectural Practices’ This talk covers the ongoing roll out of the Architects ACT 2010, its impact and relevance to all employers and employees, and how to determine appropriate salaries for staff. PRESENTATION: ‘Work the ACA is currently doing with the NSW Government to improve work opportunities for architects’ Outlining the Briefing Guidelines the ACAA has prepared in collaboration with the NSW Government for the engagement of architectural services across all government agencies and the Conditions of Contract Guidelines for the engagement of consultant services. |
 Nigel Bell Nigel Bell is principle of ECOdesign Architects + Consultants (Katoomba) and a recently elected NSW Chapter Councillor. Nigel has been heavily involved in sustainable design practice and education for decades. PRESENTATION: ‘Hits & Myths – the NSW Architects Act & Regulations’ We probably think next to nothing about the legislation that controls the practice of our profession. But understanding how it affects us is vital, both in practice management (‘keeping your nose clean’) as well as to get it changed to something more equitable for architects. This seminar will outline key matters for everyday practice; how the ARB interprets the Act & Regulations; the recommendations for change largely ignored in the legislative review; and more. |
 Angus Kell Angus started his career with Fowell Mansfield Jarvis & Maclurcan in 1982, graduated in Architecture from UTS in 1992, with time spent working in Australia and throughout South-East Asia he has developed experience in the many facets of the construction industry including; architectural practice, project management, construction, manufacturing, and retail. PRESENTATION: ‘Beyond the Sea’ Angus will present on how to develop a strategy for a successful architectural practice in an increasingly competitive environment. Is it possible to create demand in uncontested markets, or are we resigned to compete head-to-head for already identified customers in an established marketplace. |
 David Springett David Graduated from UNSW in 1983 with a B Arch, B Sc Arch and Masters in Architecture, he has been a senior lecturer at UTS DAB Architecture Program, and also taught management and architectural practice Sydney Technical College, NSWIT. He has served on various committees at National and State Chapter level since 1988 and was elected as a Fellow in 2001, and now serves on the RAIA National and State Practice Committees. PRESENTATION: ‘Over the Top’ Contract Administration can be much alike to trench warfare; David will deliver a tale of 'determination' and experiences from the front line. |
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