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Attributable to David Wagner, National President, Australian Institute of Architects: We note the Opposition spokesperson’s comments on the National Construction Code and their proposal to reform the Code. The Institute does support efforts to modernise and simplify the National Construction
The Australian Institute of Architects today lends its full support to the City of Sydney’s Town Hall Square, a civic space first agreed in the 1980s and now, at last, set to be delivered – fully funded, debt free, by
The Student Organising Network for Architecture (SONA) and the Australian Institute of Architects are proud to announce the chapter and national results for Super Studio 2026. As Australia’s premier national student design challenge, Super Studio provides architecture students with an intensive,
In response to the Productivity Commission’s interim report into the regulation of housing supply, Australia’s peak body for architecture said that this was a crucial area to get right if we are to solve the significant housing challenges the country faces.
A major step towards a greener, cooler and more connected Brisbane. The Australian Institute of Architects welcomes Brisbane City Council’s inclusion of the Green and Gold Grid as an Early Legacy Initiative in Brisbane Beyond the Games – Brisbane’s Legacy Plan.The Green and Gold
On 17 July we announced the sale of our office accommodation known at 8C Hughes Street, Potts Point, NSW. This decision was made in alignment with our strategic planning, where we have been completing a widespread review of our property
Joint media release: Royal Australian Institute of Architects NSW Chapter and Association of Consulting Architects NSW/ACT Branch The Royal Australian Institute of Architects (RAIA) NSW Chapter and the Association of Consulting Architects (ACA) NSW/ACT Branch welcome the recent announcement that
The Australian Institute of Architects, the peak body for Australian architecture, noted the Federal Government’s announcement on AI today and in particular welcomed the greater national coordinated focus on the building of data centres. “Data centres have major impacts on
Lived In connects architecture and life. As one of the world’s most urbanised populations – and contrary to Australia’s perceived suburban identity – many Australians live in apartments. Australia’s history of modern urbanisation has been relatively short but spirited, shaped by