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17 Sep 2021
Policy and advocacy unit publication SUPPLY SHORTAGES IN THE CONSTRUCTION SECTOR 2021 Purpose of this publication. The purpose of this report is to inform members about construction supply chain shortages […]
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Are you passionate about making a positive contribution to Ballarat’s distinct character through the creation of high quality public places and wonderful buildings? Are you an expert who can […]
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We’re excited to introduce the Jury for the 2021 National Architecture Awards. Selected for their design expertise and passion for Australian Architecture, the jurors bring a wealth of experience and […]
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14 Sep 2021
A message from Queensland Chapter President Michael Lavery acknowledging the service of outgoing Queensland Government Architect, Malcolm Middleton.
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The APBSA August newsletter contained clarification to the SA CPD Rules. The Important Information CPD Points item states that ‘suppliers are not recognised as providers of Formal CPD in SA’. […]
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The latest Victorian advocacy and policy updating including the latest COVID-19 restrictions update. COVID-19 AT CONSTRUCTION SITES On Sunday 12 September at only two hours notice, Institute representatives including Chapter […]
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13 Sep 2021
After significant consultation with a diverse range of stakeholders to design a robust and collaborative policy, recent enhancements to the Buy Queensland procurement approach comes into effect on 1 September […]
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10 Sep 2021
Small-Scale construction changes Changes to small-scale construction projects including residential construction have happened. Make sure you read these below. All residential construction should adhere to the ACT Building and Construction […]
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9 Sep 2021
Back to COVID-19 Information for Victorian Members16 SeptemberImportant State Government announcement: Construction workers state-wide will need to show evidence to their employer that they have had a first dose of […]
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8 Sep 2021
We are extending our warmest congratulations to the winners of the Australian Interior Design Awards 2021 announced on Friday night, especially the 12 Institute members whose projects received awards. Liminal […]
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Cladding Safety Victoria (CSV) is ensuring that quality and safety is at the core of the state’s world leading Cladding Rectification Program thanks to its innovative Clerk of Works initiative. […]
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6 Sep 2021
New research released today by the Australian Institute of Architects reveals the ongoing impacts the COVID-19 pandemic – and responses to it – are having on architectural practice. The results […]
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All members are alerted that new restrictions came into effect at 12.01am today for construction sites in Greater Sydney including the Blue Mountains, Central Coast, Wollongong and Shellharbour. Construction activity
The Sir John Monash Centre in France was victorious in the 2021 Australian Institute of Architects International Chapter Awards. The project by Cox Architecture with Williams, Abrahams and Lampros was
The state’s most outstanding architectural projects are being celebrated with the announcement of the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2021 NSW Architecture Award winners. Drawn from a total of 299 entries
We urge all members within the jurisdiction of NSW to follow the Stay at Home advice outlined on the Additional restrictions for Sydney page on the NSW Government Covid-Safe website
Queensland’s highest honours in architecture were handed down at the 2021 Queensland Architecture Awards finale and 90th Anniversary of the Australian Institute of Architects celebrations in Brisbane on Saturday night.
The George Brown Botanic Gardens Visitor and Event Centre by Hully Liveris Design Company has topped the 2021 Northern Territory Architecture Awards. The project was awarded the Reverend John Flynn
We have renewed our calls for the Federal Government to extend subsidies paid to employers of trainees and apprentices to those employing architecture graduates. Victorian Chapter President, Bill Krotiris, said
We’re calling on professionals and suppliers in the building and construction sector to step up and support rebuilding efforts in bushfire ravaged communities.
While a billion-dollar-plus stamp duty surge generated by pandemic stimulus will see the NSW Budget return to surplus sooner than expected, the windfall isn’t being directed into urgently solving the