
Standing Up Against a Pause to the NCC
The Institute is actively advocating on behalf of the profession and the community in response to government suggestions to pause updates to the National Construction Code (NCC).
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19 Aug 2025
The Institute is actively advocating on behalf of the profession and the community in response to government suggestions to pause updates to the National Construction Code (NCC).
Read More2025 Annual General Meeting | Australian Institute of Architects | Photographer: Maclay Heriot Dear Members, I am pleased to provide an update on the evolution of the Institute’s board remuneration […]
Read More18 Aug 2025
Caroline Stalker Cutting Red Tape Won’t Fix Bad Design Queensland needs more housing—and quickly. Governments at all levels are now asking whether streamlining planning and building regulation will help. There’s […]
Read MoreThe SA Chapter recently hosted a President’s Breakfast on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in architecture, led by Chapter Councillor Alex Hall (pictured). A diverse group of South Australian professionals joined the […]
Read MoreOver the past fortnight, as President of the NSW Chapter I have focused on three key priorities: housing, support for regional members, and deepening engagement with student members. Our Executive […]
Read More15 Aug 2025
The votes have been tallied and the results are in. The winner of the 2024 Tasmanian Architecture Awards People’s Choice is The We Ponder Home by align architecture + interiors with SAXON HALL architecture. Congratulations!
Read MoreFALSE IDOLS named as the 2025 national winner False Idols by Effort For one week over August, student members of the Australian Institute of Architects participated in the 2025 Super […]
Read MoreEntries Closing Soon! Submit by 28 August There’s just one week left to nominate yourself or a peer for the 2025 Victorian Chapter Prizes — celebrating people and making a real impact across equity, […]
Read Morea program centred around the 2025 National Architecture Awards Canberra Hospital Expansion | BVN | Photographer: Tom Roe Each year, the culmination of the Australian Institute of Architect’s awards program […]
Read MoreMayor Edwin Batt, Southern Midlands Council | Open House Southern Midlands Launch | Photographer: Matt Sansom Open House Southern Midlands was launched on Saturday 9 August at the Oatlands Supreme […]
Read More12 Aug 2025
David William Trott was born in Melbourne, son of Albert Trott, a bank officer. Early in his childhood the family were living at Hamilton in rural western Victoria, but he […]
Read MoreThe Institute is actively advocating on behalf of the profession and the community in response to government suggestions to pause updates to the National Construction Code (NCC).
FALSE IDOLS named as the 2025 national winner False Idols by Effort For one week over August, student members of the Australian Institute of Architects participated in the 2025 Super Studio national conceptual design competition and the winners are revealed.
a program centred around the 2025 National Architecture Awards Canberra Hospital Expansion | BVN | Photographer: Tom Roe Each year, the culmination of the Australian Institute of Architect’s awards program draws a national crowd and bolsters interest for the hosting
Open House Southern Midlands: Lonsdale House | Photographer: Chris Shurman Have you ever wanted to peer behind the panes of a Georgian window, look behind the sandstone walls, or see how Tasmania’s heritage buildings have been adapted to house modern
Pictured: Yarrila Place | BVN | Photographer: Tom Roe The Best New Architecture Across Australia Australia’s most outstanding new architecture has been revealed in the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2025 National Architecture Awards Shortlist. Comprising 62 individual building projects from
The Australian Institute of Architects has announced the winners of the 2025 Tasmanian Architecture Awards, celebrating projects that exemplify the power of design to shape culture, community, and country.
The Australian Institute of Architects has announced the winners of the 2025 Tasmanian Architecture Awards, celebrating projects that exemplify the power of design to shape culture, community, and country.
The 2025 Tasmanian Architecture Awards Launceston Exhibition will be launched on Friday, July 4 at Brickworks Design Centre, where all the projects entered in this year’s awards will be on show. The exhibition displays the 21 projects entered in the
The Australian Institute of Architects (the Institute), has submitted a comprehensive set of recommendations to the Queensland Government to address critical risks facing Brisbane’s 2032 Olympic and Paralympic infrastructure delivery