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10 Jun 2026
The way we plan, design and deliver our built environment has a profound impact on community health, wellbeing and quality of life.
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9 Jun 2026
As we cycled through the city of Vienna, the architecture demonstrated a concern for civic systems, not just singular moments of spectacle. Streets, trams, trains, footpaths, cars and public spaces moved in a measured rhythm. It felt composed. The city is organised around the belief that urban life is shared, and housing is one of the clearest expressions of that belief.
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Before sustainability became a checklist, some houses simply belonged to their climate. The Goetz House, designed by Lindsay and Kerry Clare in 1984 and built at Buderim on the Sunshine […]
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8 Jun 2026
Returning to Paris now, alongside new friends and immersed in architectural discourse, visits and conversations with inspiring architects and their work, I find myself reflecting on how my practice continues to evolve, and I recognise synergies between the ideas explored in Home and the discoveries, encounters and questions that Paris continues to offer.
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6 Jun 2026
From humid Singapore to a damp-to-crisp Parisian spring day, our study tour shifted continents but not its core lesson: well-planned infrastructure can be a powerful catalyst for civic life.
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5 Jun 2026
UPDATE: Late on Friday 5 June, CBOS wrote to advise of recent developments regarding the application of the National Construction Code (NCC) in Tasmania. Building Amendment Bill 2026 The […]
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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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4 Jun 2026
The Productivity Commission has opened its national inquiry into housing supply regulation, examining how regulatory settings across all levels of government can be improved to accelerate housing delivery and lift […]
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3 Jun 2026
The first two days of the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2026 Dulux Study Tour revealed a city of extraordinary ambition. In one of the world’s densest cities, very little feels accidental. Dense, humid and energetic, Singapore is also remarkably calm. Density and nature are not opposing forces, but partners, and for many of us, that contrast became our first lesson in Singaporean city-making.
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The 2026 Tasmanian Architecture Awards – Hobart Exhibition was officially launched at Brooke Street Pier on Thursday 21 May, by the Rt Hon Lord Mayor of Hobart, Councillor Anna Reynolds. […]
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30 May 2026
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.
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27 May 2026
Ross Donaldson With the announcement of this year’s Awards close now, 12th June, it’s interesting to reflect on some key themes which have emerged through the judging committees. These reflect just […]
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Today the winners of the 2026 Australian Urban Design Awards have been revealed showcasing the very best of urban design projects, leaders and initiatives that are improving the performance of our cities and the quality of life for communities. The
The Australian Institute of Architects welcomes Infrastructure Australia’s 2026 Infrastructure Priority List, highlighting 68 key projects for transport, water, freight, and energy—but insists design thinking must drive this work to deliver lasting value. National President Adam Haddow FRAIA emphasised: “Establishing
The Australian Institute of Architects is urging South Australian election candidates to back infrastructure plans that integrate housing, transport and public spaces, not just deliver more road projects. SA Chapter President Kirstie Coultas said road upgrades alone will not create
The Tasmanian Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects supports the call by Premier, Jeremy Rockliff, to develop the surplus Department of Defence land at Dowsing Point in Hobart into a new suburb, with quality housing, amenities, and public space.
The Australian Institute of Architects South Australia Chapter is calling on all parties contesting the 2026 South Australian State Election to ensure housing reform prioritises both supply and quality. “With housing affordability at the centre of the election debate, it
The Australian Institute of Architects Tasmanian Chapter is delighted to unveil the jury for the 2026 Tasmanian Architecture Awards. The awards offer an unrivalled opportunity to showcase the extraordinary depth and breadth of Tasmania’s architectural talent. Architects will present their
A celebration of design that centres innovation, sustainability and the power of place. First Steps Count Child and Community Centre | Austin McFarland Pty Ltd | Photographer: Matthew Carbone Swansea Heads House | Anthrosite | Photographer: Christopher Frederick Jones St Joseph’s Primary School Adelong
The Australian Institute of Architects welcomes the Federal Government’s announcement it will progress the sale of surplus Defence land, including the historic Victoria Barracks sites in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne and other sites across the nation. These places hold deep
Jack Gilmer | SJB Architects Sharaan Muruvan | COX Rachel Licht | Licht Architecture Callum Senjov | Architectus Jasmine Placentino | PARABOLICA The Australian Institute of Architects, in partnership with Dulux, is delighted to announce the five recipients of the