From the NT Chapter Executive Director
12 Sep 2019
I’m not sure where the year has gone but there are only 15 Friday’s until Christmas. Let’s start off with some exciting news about the
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From cladding/ACPs to inadequate registration; from self-certification to inequitable risk allocation in contracts; the state of Australia’s construction industry is worrying, and the solution complex but the simple reality is the need for urgent regulatory reform.
Our focus with regard to building regulation has always been and remains on four key aspects within the profession’s areas of expertise:
- quality
- safety
- regulatory reform and
- compliance.
We must protect the safety of our communities and return confidence to the sector.
We have developed a set of Guidelines for EOI and RFT for architectural services following research into best practice EOI and RFT methods in public sector and educational institutions that commission architectural services.
The objective of the guidelines is for potential clients to review their own EOI and RFT methods and documents and align them with best practice to enable an effective and efficient process that maximises the potential for high quality built outcomes and reduces bidding and assessment costs for all.
We launched our Hands off Anzac Hall campaign on 7 November 2018, opposing plans to demolish this award-winning building.
The Australian War Memorial is hell-bent on demolishing Anzac Hall as part of its extravagant $500 million redevelopment plans.
As architects, we are passionate about preserving Australia’s heritage and honouring our national history, nowhere more so than the extraordinary service and sacrifice of the servicemen and women. Destroying such an investment – of effort, culture, and family memories – is a waste and mark of disrespect.
News
A fresh perspective from 2018 Emerging Architect prize winner
11 Sep 2019
Australian Institute of Architects 2018 National Emerging Architect Prize winner Monique Woodward has completed her national tour where she shared her experiences on the topic
From the Tas Executive Director
10 Sep 2019
Well, it is back to reality after an amazing weekend at Junction Arts Festival with a team of staff, building owners, organisations, custodians, volunteers and
From the SA Executive Director
10 Sep 2019
Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve had the opportunity to hear five architects speak – Kirsten Thompson. Marco Spinelli, Ian Moore, Tony Zappia and
SONA 2019 Superstudio national winner
6 Sep 2019
We are thrilled to announce our national and chapter winners for Superstudio 2019. Congratulations to all of the participants for the great work produced over the Superstudio weekend. The winning team is…
Survey shows contracting model contributing to poor construction outcomes
22 Aug 2019
The growing prevalence of novation as a procurement model for how buildings are constructed has been revealed as a contributing factor to deteriorating construction outcomes,
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