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13 Jun 2024
By Jamileh Jahangiri It’s our final day in Madrid and the conclusion of our practice visits. Starting the tour with the immaculate itinerary that Abbey Czudek took months to organise […]
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11 Jun 2024
PHOTOGRAPHY BY Cherry and Jun Photography The Queensland Chapter had their sixth 2024 Regional Awards event on Friday, 7 June 2024. The Central Queensland Regional Architecture Awards were held at Headricks […]
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It’s been a big few weeks for the NSW Chapter, with lots of exciting events and changes happening both within the Chapter and in industry. As many of you would be […]
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By Emma Chrisp “A city is like a book; you can read it if you have the important information about it,” our Madrid guide Werner told us confidently. Originally called […]
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Exceptional architecture across Central Queensland was honoured at the Australian Institute of Architects Regional Awards ceremony in Rockhampton on Friday, 7 June. The Awards Jury celebrated the innovative and thoughtful […]
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10 Jun 2024
Bringing together a collective of small practice architects, the Looking beyond traditional architecture services forum considered alternative research models, architects delving into prefabrication, and even new ways to make architectural services more accessible.
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By Simona Falvo Located in Berlin-Wedding, Terrassenhaus/Lobe Block by Brandlhuber + Emde, Burlon and Muck Petzet Architekten, was built on a former landfill and scrap heap site. The project emerges […]
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9 Jun 2024
By Emma Chrisp Fresh-faced and ready for our second day in Berlin, we stepped into Barkow Leibinger’s office. Martina Bauer greeted us warmly offering fresh coffee and generous insights. Founded […]
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7 Jun 2024
By Jamileh Jahangiri Day 4, everyone told me it was going fast! As we embarked on an architectural adventure through Berlin, just the morning after we landed from Tokyo, the […]
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PHOTOGRAPHY BY Indy C Imagery The Queensland Chapter had their fifth 2024 Regional Awards event on Friday, 31 May 2024. The North Queensland Regional Architecture Awards were held at Rydges Hotel […]
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6 Jun 2024
By Flynn Carr A day without rain! We began the day with a visit to Share Yaraicho designed by architects Satoko Shinohara of Spatial Design Studio and Ayano Uchimura of […]
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4 Jun 2024
By Mike Sneyd After an evening of “trying to fix the world problems” over a “quiet one”, I awoke to a strange message in Japanese… bleep-bleep-bleep earthquake warning. Well, that […]
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The Australian Institute of Architects South Australian Chapter has joined the call for a review of the $3.2 billion new Women’s and Children’s Hospital development on a century-old heritage site, proposing three alternative sites for the infrastructure.
As you will be well aware, significant rains that Victorians have experienced of late have manifested as devastating floods across parts of Melbourne and regional Victoria, including extensive flooding in the Echuca, Shepparton and Wangaratta regions. Floods have spread across towns and properties, with the loss of lives, ravaging properties, businesses, livestock and wildlife. We acknowledge and empathize with the pain, anxiety and trauma that these communities are experiencing and forward our best wishes to all effected during these difficult times. The Institute has contacted members in these regions to better understand what they are going though and to assess how we might prioritise our activities and actions to be of assistance.
David Wagner FRAIA
President of Victorian Chapter
The Australian Institute of Architects will continue to advocate for design-centred planning to benefit the entire community rather than a select few.
The Australian Institute of Architects Queensland Chapter has welcomed the Queensland Government’s announcement to extend the rental use of granny flats and secondary dwellings to the wider community instead of just family members.
Queensland Chapter President, Amy Degenhart comments on the Institute’s actions to support this action.
We’ve joined Design Show Australia as official education partner in 2022, showcasing our CPD program to …
The Australian Institute of Architects stands ready to offer a range of solutions to Queensland’s housing crisis, as industry stakeholders meet at today’s roundtable ahead of October’s Housing Summit.
The Institute’s Queensland Chapter President, Amy Degenhart, called for “a village approach to solve this type of structural issue”.
The 2022 Queensland Regional Symposium, ‘Regional Futures: A Collaborative Perspective’ will take place on Darumbal Country, in the coastal town of Yeppoon in our great Central Queensland Region in October 2022.
Queensland Chapter President, Amy Degenhart comments on the apt setting for the symposium.
Melbourne’s own internationally renowned architect, Sean Godsell, will deliver a headline address at the National Gallery of Victoria this week in honour of his Australian Institute of Architects’ 2022 Gold Medal. Mr Godsell was awarded the Gold Medal, the Australian
The Victorian Chapter President David Wagner FRAIA, has said that the Victorian Government needs to be commended for its leadership around the national table of building Ministers on Friday which helped achieve broad national agreement in adopting NatHERS 7-Star energy efficiency and the new Livable Housing Design Standard in the 2022 National Construction Code.
The Australian Institute of Architects acknowledges First Nations peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the lands, waters, and skies of the continent now called Australia.
We express our gratitude to their Elders and Knowledge Holders whose wisdom, actions and knowledge have kept culture alive.
We recognise First Nations peoples as the first architects and builders. We appreciate their continuing work on Country from pre-invasion times to contemporary First Nations architects, and respect their rights to continue to care for Country.
