My time as Chair of Queensland Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Committee has recently wrapped up; and I wanted to take the time to reflect
The purpose of the National Architecture Awards is to encourage and acknowledge excellence in architecture through a system of judging by peer groups. Institute members
Dear Members, During my Presidency, I would like to update all of the members on each meeting of National Council which meets a minimum three
Despite the challenging times that we find ourselves in, the Victorian Chapter has been making great strides with our recent advocacy efforts. These include: Non-mandatory
The national winners of the SONA conceptual design challenge, SuperStudio, have been announced. Congratulations to Caleb Lee and Nithya Ranasinghe from Victoria for their winning
The tightly contested competition for the title of Australia’s best architecture in 2020 moved a step closer today with the release of the Australian Institute
During the week commencing 31 August, responding to a national brief formulated by Creative Directors, Cameron Bruhn and Claire Humphreys in collaboration with UQ graduates
The Australian Institute of Architects, along with principal partner BlueScope and prize patron Glenn Murcutt are pleased to announce the 2021 BlueScope Glenn Murcutt Student
On 24 July my wife and I departed from our newly adopted home in Tasmania on our tour across the bushfire-affected regions, raising awareness of the Architects Assist services along the way.
New funding of $64.2 million to be included in the upcoming Federal Budget is the first step towards improving energy efficiency and realising the full potential of our built environment to reduce emissions.
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24 Nov 2020
The latest Victorian advocacy update including a detailed briefing of the welcome, even if long overdue, Big Housing Build and solution to homelessness including highly unstable and substandard housing. Victoria’s Big Housing Build Many members will have heard the announcement made on Sunday November 15th, by the Victorian State Government, that the government Victoria will make […]
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23 Nov 2020
WA Government Architect, Rebecca Moore It’s now three months since I was appointed as WA Government Architect, the 14th since George Temple-Poole inaugurated the office as ‘Principal Architect’ in 1891, ten years before Western Australia entered Federation. His job description would have been somewhat different, focusing on creating the key civic and institutional buildings and […]
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The Queensland Chapter Council is proud to announce the 2021 State Jury for Queensland’s Architecture Awards program. The Jury will be comprised of: Eloise Atkinson (Chair of Juries) Shy Tay (Deputy Chair) Dirk Yates Lada Bodnaruk There are still opportunities to be considered as a regional jury member. To express your interest in participating as […]
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We’re approaching the end of another year. And what a year it’s been. The Institute, like the profession, has adapted as events have unfolded. We are proud of the way that members have responded and the flexibility that the profession has demonstrated. We also thank members for their understanding regarding necessary changes to our programs, […]
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20 Nov 2020
This November marks the 90th anniversary of the Australian Institute of Architects. Over the last nine decades, the Institute has
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19 Nov 2020
The Institute is accepting nominations for the Institute’s 2020 Annual General Elections for Nationally-elected Councillors, Chapter Presidents/Chair and Chapter Councillors.
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UPDATED: 23 NOVEMBER 2020 In line with the SA Health directive that Working from home is strongly recommended, SA Chapter staff will continue to work from home until restrictions ease. Our phones are diverted and we will continue to be available on email. We are happy to assist in any way we can, please email […]
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WILDE, Dudley Keith, AM (1930 – 2020) was the son of Clifford [Joe] Wilde, a sawmiller who later served with the Royal Australian Navy in World War 2, and Mavis Sheehan. Among primary schools he attended was Oakleigh where he joined the band leading to a life-long love of music. His secondary schooling was at the […]
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18 Nov 2020
Part of the National Architecture Awards Program, one of the leading design awards programs in the country, the Chapter Architecture Awards enables public and peer recognition of the outstanding work of our members. The program also gives us a valuable mechanism to promote the value of architects and architecture across Australia and overseas.
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We know that an important part of being a member of the Institute is connecting with fellow professionals, both during and outside of the events and conferences held throughout each year. Even more importantly during this exceptional year, we’ve been working hard to provide peer to peer opportunities for discussions on important topics to the […]
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16 Nov 2020
The Australian Institute of Architects has warmly welcomed the Victorian Government’s historic $5.3 billion investment in social housing saying it will have an enduring and transformative impact for generations. Institute CEO Julia Cambage said more investment in sustainable social and affordable housing had long been one the Institute’s top advocacy priorities. “The monumental injection of […]
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Peter Hobbs, WA Chapter President Congratulations to all the 2020 National Architecture Award winners in particular our WA recipients; Curtin University Midland Campus by Lyons Architecture with Silver Thomas Hanley for winning the 2020 National Educational Award and Pingelly Recreation and Cultural Centre by Iredale Pedersen Hook with Advanced Timber Concepts for their commendation award […]
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