Hearing Architecture Podcast Season 3 launch party

Celebrate the success of the Australian Institute of Architects Hearing Architecture podcast as it passes 70,000 downloads. You’re invited to the launch event of season 3.

We’re celebrating with new partners, Brickworks, who is generously hosting launch parties in their design studios in NSW, Queensland, SA, Tasmania and Victoria.

2021 Newcastle Architecture Awards Announced

House at Pretty Beach by lahznimmo architects has received top honours at this year’s Newcastle Architecture Awards, collecting the prestigious Newcastle Architecture Medal and Award for Residential Architecture – Houses […]

Welcoming Our 2021 Chapter Council and Committee Members

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 […]

Urban Design in Sydney – NSW Architecture Awards 2020 Showcase

Watch a showcase three diverse urban spaces in Sydney. Jeremy McLeod and Koos De Keijzer explore Arkadia by DKO Architecture with Breathe Architecture and Oculus, Amelia Holliday from Aileen Sage Architects talks about Sydney Park Amenities and Jonathan Richards shares his thoughts on Hotel Rose Bay by Richards Stanisich

NSW Architecture Awards 2020 Showcase

The architects of 4 outstanding winning projects in the 2020 NSW Architecture Awards showcase University of New South Wales Sir John Clancy Auditorium by lahznimmo architects, Grant Pirrie House by Virginia Kerridge Architect, Lawler Residence by Andrew Donaldson Architecture and Design and JJ House by Bokey Grant Architects. In addition, NSW Chapter President Kathlyn Loseby highlights pending changes to the BCA ‘water shedding’ amendments and ABIC contract suite plans to move online.

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