I hope you have all enjoyed a wonderful and relaxing holiday with family and friends after a challenging 2020 that certainly required resolve and agility to navigate. As we venture
I hope you have all enjoyed a wonderful and relaxing holiday with family and friends after a challenging 2020 that certainly required resolve and agility to navigate. As we venture
As we start 2021, I would like to thank all those who nominated for leadership roles in Queensland and congratulate our new Chapter Councillors. I am particularly pleased to add
A Message from our Awards Director & Deputy Director – see article below for key 2021 dates Catherine Startari – SA Awards Director 2021 The Architecture Awards provide an exciting
With the deepest sadness, we acknowledge the passing of acclaimed architect and designer Michael Bryce AM AE KStJ FRSA LFDIA LFRAIA.
Our Elections have now ended. Congratulations to all of the new National and Chapter Councillors. We also thank the outgoing members for their valuable contributions.
Upon reflection, 2020 was – and continues to be – a year that has challenged us all on so many levels; it has challenged governments, decision makers, health services and
Upon reflection, 2020 was – and continues to be – a year that has challenged us all on so many levels; it has challenged governments, decision makers, health services and
Australian Institute of Architects Fellowships are given to members who have demonstrated a significant contribution to the architecture profession beyond architecture practice. It is our pleasure to announce that Neal
Australian Institute of Architects Fellowships are given to members who have demonstrated a significant contribution to the architecture profession beyond architecture practice. It is our pleasure to announce that James
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25 Feb 2021
Do you have what it takes to represent the Australian Institute of Architects (the Institute) as a member of UIA Bureau/Council? Every Member Section of the UIA now has an […]
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Last week the Public Works Committee (PWC) of Federal Parliament recommended approval of the Government’s plan to demolish Anzac Hall. While the decision is unsurprising, it is extremely disappointing as the Committee has […]
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24 Feb 2021
I’m Sabrina Chakori, founder of the Brisbane Tool Library and PhD candidate at the University of Queensland. My research looks at curbing food packaging by rethinking food systems in a degrowth economy. My work as academic, social entrepreneur and activist aims at redesigning society for a postgrowth future.
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The Australian Institute of Architects Tasmanian Chapter is delighted to unveil the Jury for the 2021 Tasmanian Architecture Awards. The Awards offer an unrivalled opportunity to showcase the extraordinary depth and […]
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23 Feb 2021
Queensland architect Neville Twidale, known for his significant refurbishment projects, has died. Twidale began studying a Bachelor of Architecture at the University of Queensland, Brisbane in 1965 and graduated in 1970. […]
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The rubber-stamp of approval from federal parliament’s Public Works Committee for the Australian War Memorial redevelopment, while unsurprising, completely ignores the overwhelming opposition expressed during the inquiry process. The Committee […]
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22 Feb 2021
We are excited to introduce our new and returning 2021-2022 NSW Chapter Councillors including NSW Chapter President Laura Cockburn FRAIA, Callantha Brigham FRAIA, Carolyn Mitchell FRAIA, David Tickle, Elizabeth Carpenter […]
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15 Feb 2021
The Designers for Diversity committee are excited to return in the New Year to continue the work we have started. You might have noticed we have added a new focus […]
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SA Chapter President Anthony Coupe | Daniel Marks Photography Some musings on the forthcoming: I have always enjoyed the separation between home and work; the spatial isolation of the journey […]
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The latest policy and advocacy update from the Victorian Chapter including Stage 4 Lockdown update, survey by PwC for DEWLP and more. STAGE 4 LOCKDOWN The Victorian State Government announced […]
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12 Feb 2021
The beginning of this month marked 100 days since the Royal Commission into National Natural Disaster Arrangements released its final report into the Black Summer Bushfires. From the time the […]
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Last year the Commonwealth and State and Territory governments agreed to introduce a uniform scheme for the automatic mutual recognition of occupational registrations (AMR). An Intergovernmental Agreement was signed by all jurisdictions, with the exception of the ACT, at National Cabinet’s December 2020 meeting.
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