The Retail Store and Offices in Lockhart River is a built project in Far North Queensland. It serves as a commercial space to a remote Aboriginal community with facilities that meet their needs. The design of the space works with Country, taking into consideration the culture, climate and landscape of the area.
In this course, architects will learn about innovations in windows and doors systems in order to design, build, and construct homes that meet the new 7-star energy-efficiency provisions. The course will cover vital elements such as climate zones, U Values ad solar heat gain coefficients, enabling architects to specify the right windows and doors to maximise natural light and the views.
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2024 SOUTH AUSTRALIAArchitecture Awards Winners Cabra Dominican College: Angelico Centre | Russell & Yelland Architects | Photographer: Sam Noonan 2024 SA Architecture Awards 2024 South Australia Architecture Awards – results
The Northern Territory (NT) Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects has launched ‘Designing for the future of the Territory,’ a pre-election campaign to highlight priorities urging politicians to consider
Our Adelaide. Our Future. City Plan 2036 The City of Adelaide has released the draft of Our Adelaide. Our Future. City Plan 2036 for public consultation. The CofA has stated
2024 NORTHERN TERRITORY ELECTION Award for Sustainable Architecture | Nungalinya | Incidental Architecture | Traditional Owners: Larrakia 2024 NORTHERN TERRITORY ELECTION DESIGNING FOR THE FUTURE OF THE TERRITORY The Northern
The Institute and Australia had a fabulous advocacy win in June with the ACT Government’s Minister for Sustainable Building and Construction, Rebecca Vassarotti, announcing that she had secured an agreement
2024 QueenslandArchitecture Awards Winners Bradbury Park Playscape | Alcorn Middleton | Photographer: Christopher Frederick Jones 2024 Queensland Architecture Awards – results 2024 Queensland Architecture Awards The Australian Institute of Architects
If we do not or cannot envision the future we want, how can we create it? For many of us, it’s all too easy to imagine the terrible, particularly as we witness the damage caused as we edge up towards 1.5°C of global heating today.
We are already glimpsing the kinds of impending climate chaos that will result from a heating world as the 1.50C Paris barrier is already being broken. The two great challenges of our age
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.
