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9 Oct 2025
Open House Hobart and Southern Midlands was launched on Monday 6 October on World Architecture Day at the Hobart Town Hall –guests were offered a sneak peak of Ingle Hall […]
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7 Oct 2025
The 2025 Contemporary Australian Architects Speaker Series, presented by the Australian Institute of Architects in new partnerships with the National Film and Sound Archive and Eifer, has wrapped up another […]
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Advocacy continues to be a priority for the Victorian Chapter as we work across government and allied professions to champion high-quality, inclusive and climate-responsive outcomes. Earlier this month, we wrote […]
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2 Oct 2025
An update from Consumer, Building and Occupational Services: As of 1 October 2025, Stage 2 of the phased implementation of the Livable Housing Design Standard is now in effect in […]
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Reuben Collage by fjcstudio | Recipient of the Hugh O’Neil Award for Heritage at the 2025 International Chapter Architecture Awards | Photographer: Dan Paton The purpose of the National Architecture […]
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30 Sep 2025
Project: Anne Street Villas by Anna O’Gorman Photography by Christopher Frederick Jones The Australian Institute of Architects sets out a clear, profession-wide commitment to design quality, sustainable and equitable housing, […]
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Over the past month, our advocacy and engagement efforts have continued to gain momentum, and we expect this pace to accelerate as we head towards the end of the year. As […]
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27 Sep 2025
Following the International Chapter Architecture Awards, we’d like to share the speech that CEO Cameron Bruhn delivered at the event.
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26 Sep 2025
You may not know, but the Tasmanian Chapter team has been fortunate in the last six months to have the absolute powerhouse – Jessie-Anne Pankiw – join our team to exclusively work on Open House Southern Midlands…
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23 Sep 2025
Photography by Scott Rodgerson on Unsplash. The Federal Government’s Net Zero Built Environment Sector Plan (BESP) sets a pathway to reduce emissions by 62–70% below 2005 levels by 2035, and […]
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As we look ahead to the final quarter of the year, I’m pleased to share details of an important upcoming event and to acknowledge the life and legacy of a […]
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Anne Cunningham was born in 1941 when her father was still fighting in World War II. One of four children, she was educated at Toorak College in Mount Eliza and […]
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Last Monday, the Victorian Chapter’s Housing Committee, chaired by Sarah Buckeridge FRAIA, delivered an important message to government at a special panel discussion and presentation hosted by the Office of the Victorian Government Architect at 1 Spring Street.
The Australian Institute of Architects has welcomed the Federal Government’s decision to abandon a complete pause on updates to the National Construction Code (NCC). The government’s commitment to proceed with the finalisation of NCC 2025 and to maintain the strong residential standards adopted in 2022 is a crucial step forward.
The Density Done Well exhibition, curated by the Victorian Chapter Housing Committee of the Australian Institute of Architects, has exceeded expectations by sparking meaningful conversations across all levels of government and the built environment. What began as a curated display
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).
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.