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17 May 2021
The NSW Government has announced a review of the Heritage Act intended to make owning and administering heritage assets easier while elevating the economic and cultural value and relevance of heritage. The […]
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Measures and new funding to accelerate Australia’s journey down the path to a carbon neutral future were among the most pronounced absences in last week’s ‘big-spending’ Federal Budget. Australian Institute […]
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14 May 2021
The Australian Institute of Architects has welcomed the announcement by Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese of a proposal that would see the construction of some 30,000 new social and affordable homes […]
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It is an honour to begin my tenure as National President of the Australian Institute of Architects. I would like to acknowledge the tireless work that has been done before […]
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12 May 2021
Federal budget briefing 11 May 2021 This had been billed as a high spending budget and it does contain a range of measures to deal with economic recovery focused on […]
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UNDERSTAND THE BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS PERTINENT TO THE ARCHITECTURE PROFESSION Hopes that the Federal Government would use its second ‘pandemic’ budget to turn the unprecedented conditions created by COVID-19 into an […]
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The NT 2021-2022 Budget which has given a snapshot of directions for the NT. Unfortunately, there is limited new funding in the 2021-2022 budget that supports architects. In fact, there […]
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10 May 2021
As an architectural student I earned money by working in the holidays as a builder’s labourer – largely on Housing Trust sites around the north- west of the city; Port […]
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The Australian Institute of Architects is delighted to announce that ACT Chapter President Shannon Battisson has been named the next National President Elect. Shannon will commence this role on 12 […]
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Dear Members, My National Council update as President covers the first National Council meeting for 2021, a two-day meeting held in Melbourne on 18th and 19th March. We welcomed new […]
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The NT Chapter People’s Choice Awards are open through until 21 May 2021. Vote for the project of your choice. The Winner of the People’s Choice will be announced at […]
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The Australian Institute of Architects is pleased to announce that Carly Martin, Simon Rochowski, Nick Roberts, Madeline Sewall and Elizabeth Walsh have been selected to join the 2021 Australian Institute […]
Read MoreMeasures and new funding to accelerate Australia’s journey down the path to a carbon neutral future were among the most pronounced absences in last week’s ‘big-spending’ Federal Budget. Australian Institute
The Australian Institute of Architects has welcomed the announcement by Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese of a proposal that would see the construction of some 30,000 new social and affordable homes
UNDERSTAND THE BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS PERTINENT TO THE ARCHITECTURE PROFESSION Hopes that the Federal Government would use its second ‘pandemic’ budget to turn the unprecedented conditions created by COVID-19 into an
The Australian Institute of Architects is pleased to announce that Carly Martin, Simon Rochowski, Nick Roberts, Madeline Sewall and Elizabeth Walsh have been selected to join the 2021 Australian Institute
The Australian Institute of Architects is today recognising the outstanding efforts of both architectural practitioners and advocates for the profession with the awarding of its 2021 National Prizes. The Institute’s
From a field of more than 200 projects, a shortlist of 117 entries across 14 categories will progress to the next stage of judging in the Australian Institute of Architects’
The Tasmanian Architecture Awards recognise architectural excellence in categories such as public architecture, residential, commercial, urban design, and sustainability. These awards are part of a national program run by the
The Victorian Government and the National Gallery of Victoria are pleased to announce the full NGV Contemporary Design Competition jury today. This announcement is made on the launch of the
Last week the Public Works Committee (PWC) of Federal Parliament recommended approval of the Government’s plan to demolish Anzac Hall. While the decision is unsurprising, it is extremely disappointing as the Committee has
The rubber-stamp of approval from federal parliament’s Public Works Committee for the Australian War Memorial redevelopment, while unsurprising, completely ignores the overwhelming opposition expressed during the inquiry process. The Committee