Australasian Student Architecture Congress

The Australasian Student Architecture Congress is bringing you Weaving 2026 in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland. 30 November – 5 December 2026. Weaving is a cross-cultural phenomenon, a practice shared by all […]
BOARDING PASS | LONDON
Peris+Toral Arquitectes x SONA | Melbourne

Get a sneak peek at one of our 2026 Australian Architecture Conference keynote speakers before they head up to Brisbane. We are thrilled to have Barcelona’s visionary duo, PERIS+TORAL ARQUITECTES, […]
Vale Amos Rapoport
(1929–2026) The Australian Institute of Architects acknowledges with sadness the passing of Amos Rapoport, an internationally respected architect, academic and architectural theorist whose pioneering work reshaped understandings of the relationship […]
LIVE STREAM | 2026 Tasmanian & International Chapter Architecture

Join us for the livestream of the announcements of the 2026 Tasmanian & International Chapter Architecture Awards, streamed live from The Forest, in Hobart, Tasmania.
Clerkenwell Design Week – UK Members get Together
Kerry Hill Lecture Series: Marina Tabassum Architect

The Kerry Hill Lecture Series promotes cultural connections and the sharing of architectural knowledge between Western Australia and the Indian Ocean region. It is proudly supported by a collaboration between […]
2024 International Chapter Architecture Awards Presentation

The International Chapter Architecture Awards is combining with the Tasmanian Architecture Awards presentation event in Hobart! This is also the closing event for “Ground Matters,” the Australasian Student Architecture Congress. […]
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Sydney Opera House and 2023 International Chapter Architecture Awards presentations

The Australian Institute of Architects invites you to join them in celebrating the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Sydney Opera House and to acknowledge the remarkable contribution of […]
Janine Campbell

In March, as the United Kingdom and Europe were locking down cities, I posted some words about the 1852 cholera epidemic in London that killed over 10,000 people. On that day, COVID-19 related deaths in London were at only 23 cases.