Daniel Lane Tasmanian Chapter President In preparation for the recently held Presidents Lunch, which celebrates our Chapter Fellows, Life Fellows and Councillors, I have been reflecting on the past year’s
Stickybeak inside St David’s Cathedral, widely regarded as architect George Frederick Bodley’s finest work. Pop along for the Dean’s tour, stained glass window tour, signs and symbols tour, organ recital
Visit this Gothic Revival masterpiece, considered one of Hobart’s most prominent colonial buildings. This convict-built, heritage-listed church is regarded by many as the Gothic masterpiece of James Blackburn, housing the
Embark on the immersive audio tour of the historic Hadley’s Orient Hotel, ‘Trail of Terrific Tales’. Learn where Tasmania’s first roller skating rink opened in 1867, where Roald Amundsen stayed
Woods Bagot with Hansen Yuncken is sympathetically regenerating the existing structure, restoring Morris-Nunn and Associates’ original building and distinctive 22-meter diameter glass dome, reinstating the native urban forest that once
The Australian Institute of Architects SA Chapter supports the nomination of Dr Kent’s Paddock and Open Space for State Heritage listing. The development is an exemplar of the medium density
In this Lean In session an Architect with 40 years experience shares his 30 year journey transitioning from the drawing board to full 3D Building information Modelling. After discussing the
Join our panel to take a deep-dive into the feasibility process including; the key project drivers, the briefing process, identifying opportunities and constraints, understanding the local context and the consultants
Following the intense period of activity that gathers around the annual Awards program, it is useful to reflect on what has been the effect of our efforts – both as
Led by the ACT Chapter’s Small Practice Group, “Studio Share” will be virtual sessions that showcase the exciting and diverse practice of our members. Eric Martin is presenting the eighth