This Lean In will showcase how architects are tackling the complexities of adapting historically inaccessible buildings to improve accessibility and inclusivity at diverse scales and building typologies, both in Australia and abroad.
Sustainability Snacks is a series of short online sessions that aim to demystify sustainability in practice. In just 30 minutes, we will hear from a practitioner on how they are reducing their impact. Join us for our next Sustainability Snack on Tuesday 29 July, where Uta Green from Green Design will share: – Her award-winning […]
Member Lean In: The Productive Data Difference with Troy Diamond
Join us at the Bulleke-Bek Park for a relaxed opportunity to meet and chat with other parents and soon-to-be parents about all things parenting, kids, leave, work, architecture, design and beyond.
Climate change, climate resilience, sustainability, zero carbon, accessibility and inclusion are all issues that interface with heritage architecture. Join industry experts, academics and aligned professionals as they unpack how to tackle these key contemporary challenges in a heritage context with best-practice case studies. The Heritage CPD series provides heritage skills development for practising architects through […]
Part one of four in a series that delivers heritage skills development for practising architects. This session will focus on the nexus of heritage and sustainability, with the recent launch of the Institute’s Architecture Industry Decarbonising Plan 2025–2050.
The Living Design Series emphasises sustainable and adaptable design solutions, showcasing building and their spaces as dynamic entities that serve the needs of users. It initiates dialogue on how design can shape healthier and more resilient environments for people and the planet. This series has been curated by the Queensland Climate Action and Sustainability Committee. […]
Part three of four in a series that delivers heritage skills development for practising architects. In this session Eric Martin AM and Prof. Dr. Janice Rieger will be investigating the intersection of heritage conservation and inclusive design, moving beyond minimum compliance to explore how architects can work to create accessible spaces for all users.
Part four of four in a series that delivers heritage skills development for practising architects. This session will explore disaster risk management in a heritage context, including earthquake and flood mitigation.
The Australian Institute of Architects acknowledges First Nations peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the lands, waters, and skies of the continent now called Australia.
We express our gratitude to their Elders and Knowledge Holders whose wisdom, actions and knowledge have kept culture alive.
We recognise First Nations peoples as the first architects and builders. We appreciate their continuing work on Country from pre-invasion times to contemporary First Nations architects, and respect their rights to continue to care for Country.
