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The Australian Institute of Architects’ Victorian Chapter has today launched its 2026 election platform, Building a Better Victoria. The platform calls on all political parties and candidates to put good design, sustainable growth and long-term planning at the heart of
In a wide-ranging submission to the Senate inquiry into AI and data centres, Australia’s peak body for architecture has called for reform to ensure AI delivers maximum public value. With current regulation and governance lagging behind, the Australian Institute of
Victoria’s cities, towns and landscapes shape how we live, work and connect. As the population grows and the impacts of climate change accelerate, the quality of the built environment has never mattered more. Building a Better Victoria sets out the
The First Nations Advisory Committee and Cultural Reference Panel of the Australian Institute of Architects is today releasing Walk Together: Design Guided By Country – a new, freely accessible resource that will support architects and built environment professionals to engage meaningfully with First Nations Peoples and Country in their projects. Developed collaboratively over
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
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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