Join Wilfred Cheung, winner of the SA Chapter's 2024 Jack Hobbs McConnell Travelling Fellowship, as he presents his research and findings on mass timbre architecture as well as its importance and relevance to contemporary society.
This International Women’s Day, the Findlay Project is proud to partner with Dress for Success Tasmania to celebrate the power of community, generosity and collective impact. Let’s support the supporters through a clothes swap event and toiletries donation.
The CPD course covers everything from resource procurement to lacquers, with the objective of giving an understanding and appreciation of all aspects of natural timber veneer. Through this understand participants gain the ability to specify natural, unique and beautiful timber veneers with confidence.
This CPD session explores how artificial intelligence is already reshaping architectural practice, moving beyond notions of ‘AI as automation’ towards AI as design intelligence. Through a series of real-world building case studies, the session examines how AI is being applied across key stages of architectural work – from early design option exploration and performance prediction […]
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.
Members of the Tasmanian Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects are invited to a roundtable to discuss the current position paper titled 'Preventing delays on development assessment timeframes', issued by the State Planning Office.
This CPD session will focus on sustainable design strategies employed at Cloaked House. More broadly, it intends to demonstrate how this as a case study carries lessons for other housing projects, including in relation to thermal comfort, operational and embodied carbon, and building retention. This session will enable architects and designers to apply more informed sustainable strategies to their own practice.
Though a balance of rational and resident prioritised design strategies, Shiel Street Community Housing verifies the notion that quality housing can be understated, affordable and delightful. This CPD session will focus on design strategies employed for this award-winning project. More broadly, it intends to demonstrate how this as a case study carries lessons for other […]
Join us for the launch of the 2026 Tasmanian Architecture Awards Exhibition at Brickworks, Launceston! View all the entries in the 2026 Tasmanian Architecture Awards and celebrate with colleagues.