The Emerging Architects + Graduates Network (EmAGN) invite you to join them for cheers with peers and engineers. This is the perfect opportunity to catch up with friends and colleagues or meet some new ones! Members of the EmAGN committee will be in attendance and happy to have a chat. Please join us for a […]
Join us for an Archi-bubs catch up at the Botanic Gardens. Enjoy a coffee and chat with other archi-parents to talk about all things architecture and parenting.
Kick off 2026 and join us for the first With Peers event of the year! In collaboration with the South Australian Institute of Landscape Architecture (SAILA), the Design Institute of Australia (DIA) and South Australia Emerging Planners (SAEP) it will be an opportunity to network and chat about Adelaide’s local design culture. We’ll be raising […]
Join EmAGN Tasmania in 2026! Applications are now open to join the EmAGN Tas Committee. Being part of the committee is a rewarding opportunity to help shape the future of emerging practice in Tasmania while building strong professional connections.
"In Balance - Lunch at Bloom" brings together members of Adelaide’s architecture and design community to mark International Women’s Day 2026 through conversation and shared reflection.
The Emerging Architects and Graduates Network TAS invites you to drop by Room For A Pony for a drink, nibble and chat! Catch up with old friends and meet some new faces in the industry. All are welcome - from newbies to emerging to established.
Reimagining a heritage building comes with its own challenges. The architect and builder behind Union House’s refurbishment talk through the process of what was tricky, what worked, and why a solid designer–builder relationship makes all the difference.
Reimagining a heritage building comes with its own challenges. The architect and builder behind Union House’s refurbishment talk through the process of what was tricky, what worked, and why a solid designer–builder relationship makes all the difference.
An informal panel session over lunch with Grieve Gillett Architects to discuss parents in architecture with special focus on a father’s perspective.