Institute supports Global Climate Strike
The Australian Institute of Architects has encouraged members to attend the Global Climate Strike on Friday 20 September. It has also supported staff in offices throughout the country to attend.
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Global climate strike
The Global Climate Strike has been called for Friday 20 Sep. Information for employers and employees on how best to manage strike participation can be found
The Institute endorses Architects’ declaration of a climate emergency
A group of leading Australian architects have recently joined their international peers to declare a climate and biodiversity emergency. The 11-point declaration acknowledges the twin crises of climate breakdown and
Q & A with Sabrina Chakori
I’m Sabrina Chakori, founder of the Brisbane Tool Library and PhD candidate at the University of Queensland. My research looks at curbing food packaging by rethinking food systems in a degrowth economy. My work as academic, social entrepreneur and activist aims at redesigning society for a postgrowth future.
Jury for 2021 Tasmanian Architecture Awards unveiled
The Australian Institute of Architects Tasmanian Chapter is delighted to unveil the Jury for the 2021 Tasmanian Architecture Awards. The Awards offer an unrivalled opportunity to showcase the extraordinary depth and
Supporting fire affected communities
The beginning of this month marked 100 days since the Royal Commission into National Natural Disaster Arrangements released its final report into the Black Summer Bushfires. From the time the
Assistance to accelerate Bushfire recovery efforts
One hundred days from the release of the Royal Commission into National Natural Disaster Arrangements’ final report, the Australian Institute of Architects is renewing its call for urgent implementation of
Victorian Chapter Policy and Advocacy Update
The latest policy and advocacy update covering the Roadmap for Victoria’s Planning System, our Federal pre-budget submission and more. ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF BUILDINGS AND SUBDIVISIONS: A ROADMAP FOR VICTORIA’S