Past Events

In a year like 2020, authentic connection and community engagement are more important than ever. Presented by the Australian Institute of Architects, Australian Institute of Landscape Architects and the Planning Institute of Australia, this panel discussion will look at the different social and environmental applications of planning, landscape design and architecture within our local and global community, and consider the ways in which we connect through these mediums. Simon Knott, founding Director of BKK Architects will moderate a panel discussion…

ALTS+ADDS is the Queensland Chapter’s professional development talk series. With speakers sourced by Chapter Committee members, this is a program created by members, for members.In this session, carefully curated by our Education Committee we explore the value of Work Integrated Learning (WIL) experiences for Students and Graduates.Education Committee Chair Lisa Moore will introduce two experienced Academics and Practitioners - Sarah Briant from QUT, and Michael Dickson from UQ.  They will discuss the similarities and differences between Internship and Experiences, the…

The WA Chapter is thrilled to deliver the ZERO Carbon Design Series, running as face to face events at the WA Chapter from August – November 2020. *The series will be available to be streamed online via the Institute’s CPD Platform FREE for 6months thereafter.The ZERO Carbon Design series has been developed by Ross Donaldson to help accelerate the capacity for meeting the enormous challenges brought about by climate change. To meet the critical challenge for a zero carbon economy, it…

Please join us in celebrating the year and one that has been like no other! End of Year CelebrationThursday 26 November 2020Ehden Bar and Kitchen400 - 404 Montague RoadWest End QLD 41016pm - 9pmDress: Smart CasualPlease book your tickets through Eventbrite - tickets are limited. Dietary requirements can be emailed to qldevents@architecture.com.au. With thanks our event sponsor, Lysaght. 

Johnson Pilton Walker, together with Oracle Construction and Engineering, explore the Sydney Metro Martin Place project and discuss how project collaboration utilising BIM and a true CDE were essential to its success. They will demonstrate the importance of using such tools (and how to facilitate adoption) as well as the challenges and pitfalls they were able to avoid - answering all your questions along the way.SPEAKERSAdrian EsdaileAdrian Esdaile is a registered Architect at Johnson Pilton Walker, Sydney. Over 25 years…

Wrap up this unprecedented year in style at the new WA Museum Boola Bardip by Hassell+OMA. All our members, partners and supporters are an integral part of the Institute and profession and as a thank you we'd like you to join us and unwind with drinks, canapes and network with fellow industry professionals. A great opportunity to network, see the new WA Museum, launch of the S/S Community Edition of The Architect Magazine and meet your new Government Architect, Rebecca…

NSW Building Regulation: Impacts for you and your practice The NSW Government is now seeking feedback on the draft Design and Building Practitioners Regulation 2020. This forms a key element of the major industry reforms which are now in train and have significant implications for architects and architectural practice. To ensure the profession understands the implications of the draft regulation and that members can make informed submissions on this, the Institute is presenting this critical information session presented by Registrar of…

It's time for festivities! You're invited to the Australian Institute of Architects (SA Chapter) end of year Christmas Party! Please join us at The Gallery, for fun, food and festivities to send out the year! We'd like to thank all of our Members, Chapter Councillors, SONA and EmAGN for all their hard work during the year. Note: The Waymouth room is located on Level 2, The Gallery, 30 Waymouth Street. Major sponsor: Revolution Roofing  

This module outlines the legal obligations of an architect and the consequences of breaching them. It focuses on five key areas of special importance: negligence, contracts, the Architects Acts, the National Construction Code, and safe design.