Small-Scale construction changes Changes to small-scale construction projects including residential construction have happened. Make sure you read these below. All residential construction should adhere to the ACT Building and Construction
Back to COVID-19 Information for Victorian MembersPlease Note: Information below may no longer be current. Check our main Covid-19 page for the latest information. October 18, 2021 As Victoria
We are extending our warmest congratulations to the winners of the Australian Interior Design Awards 2021 announced on Friday night, especially the 12 Institute members whose projects received awards. Liminal
Cladding Safety Victoria (CSV) is ensuring that quality and safety is at the core of the state’s world leading Cladding Rectification Program thanks to its innovative Clerk of Works initiative.
New research released today by the Australian Institute of Architects reveals the ongoing impacts the COVID-19 pandemic – and responses to it – are having on architectural practice. The results
For the next two months the Built Environment Channel are covering the cost of joint donations to the Institute’s Foundation There are only two months to help reach the fundraising
Vale Michael (Mike) Verdouw | 1969 – 2021 It is with great sadness that I inform you that highly respected member of our Tasmanian architecture community, Mike Verdouw, passed
The latest Victorian advocacy and policy updating including the latest COVID-19 restrictions update. COVID-19 OUTBREAK LOCKDOWN No. 6. The Victorian Chapter continues to update members regularly as well as provide
Through my position as Chapter President, one of the more recent and surprising revelations is the lack of understanding of our profession. Not just within the general public, but within
Chalmer’s Church | Photographer: Nina Hamilton Tasmania’s most popular architecture and design event, Open House Launceston is taking place this Saturday. Open House is back for it’s third stint in
A Day at the Australia Pavilion at Expo 2020, Dubai, was coordinated by the International Chapter of the Institute. The Australian Commissioner General for Expo …
Dear NT Members This is just a short newsletter firstly a reminder to book your tickets today for the Cheers and Chat end of year …
EMAGN CO-CHAIR WRAP UP As 2021 draws to a close we would like to take a moment to reflect back on what the EmAGN crew …
New research being released today by the Australian Institute of Architects and partner NBS aims to help future-proof architectural practices with data to inform investment …
With the year rapidly moving toward its conclusion, the calendar of events and activities can get very intense. Within the last couple of weeks I …
Emeritus Professor John Ballinger, B. Arch (Hons. Adelaide), AM, FRAIA John was awarded the honour of Institute Fellowship in 1978. Fellowship is awarded to those …
The SA Chapter is pleased to announce the 2022 Awards Director is Tain Patterson from Troppo Architects and as Deputy Director Anne Taylor from …
The latest Victorian advocacy and policy update. VICTORIAN PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY INTO APARTMENT DESIGN STANDARDS The Institute is currently finalising its submission to Victorian Parliament Legislative …
It is time for Australia to join the leaders of the world who are stepping up to strong targets for emissions reductions – net zero by 2050 and strong targets for 2030. As a country, we need to aspire to improving and aligning with a low emissions future and moving towards achieving carbon neutrality.
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22 Nov 2021
A Day at the Australia Pavilion at Expo 2020, Dubai, was coordinated by the International Chapter of the Institute. The Australian Commissioner General for Expo 2020, Justin McGowan, the Institute’s […]
Read MoreDear NT Members This is just a short newsletter firstly a reminder to book your tickets today for the Cheers and Chat end of year function as registrations close today […]
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19 Nov 2021
EMAGN CO-CHAIR WRAP UP As 2021 draws to a close we would like to take a moment to reflect back on what the EmAGN crew have been up to during […]
Read MoreNew research being released today by the Australian Institute of Architects and partner NBS aims to help future-proof architectural practices with data to inform investment decisions as architecture moves further […]
Read More15 Nov 2021
With the year rapidly moving toward its conclusion, the calendar of events and activities can get very intense. Within the last couple of weeks I have presented the latest instalment […]
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11 Nov 2021
Emeritus Professor John Ballinger, B. Arch (Hons. Adelaide), AM, FRAIA John was awarded the honour of Institute Fellowship in 1978. Fellowship is awarded to those who have demonstrated a significant […]
Read More8 Nov 2021
The SA Chapter is pleased to announce the 2022 Awards Director is Tain Patterson from Troppo Architects and as Deputy Director Anne Taylor from Taylor Buchtmann Architecture. It’s coming […]
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The latest Victorian advocacy and policy update. VICTORIAN PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY INTO APARTMENT DESIGN STANDARDS The Institute is currently finalising its submission to Victorian Parliament Legislative Assembly Environment and Planning Committee’s […]
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5 Nov 2021
It is time for Australia to join the leaders of the world who are stepping up to strong targets for emissions reductions – net zero by 2050 and strong targets for 2030. As a country, we need to aspire to improving and aligning with a low emissions future and moving towards achieving carbon neutrality.
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The UIA Work Programmes bring together dozens of architects from around the world to provide expert input across a variety of work streams. These groups undertake research, organise events and provide expert counsel among many other activities.
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4 Nov 2021
The 40th anniversary of Australia’s most prestigious, peer-reviewed architecture awards has highlighted the immense value architects add to their communities through truly exceptional design. The awards provided an opportunity to […]
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1 Nov 2021
Few cities have parklands on the scale we enjoy in Adelaide. It can accommodate endless activities and features that will support future growth of the City’s population, as well as […]
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