Chapter Council comprises elected members from the ACT and works with staff to guide the Chapter’s policy and program agenda. The ACT Chapter President, elected by local members, represents the territory’s interests on National Council as well as being a public spokesperson on local policy and Institute activities.
CK ARCHITECTURE
Atelier KIPU
GHD Design
Guida Moseley Brown Architects
University of Canberra
Collard Clarke Jackson Canberra
Stewart Architecture
GHD Design
SQC Group
Stewart Architecture
MATHER Architecture
May and Russell Architects
Munns Sly Moore Architects
MyMyMy Architecture
University of Canberra
Chair – Shoba Cole
Chair – Sander de Vries
Chair – Noam Maitless
Chair – Tynan Freeman
Chair – Kevin Miller
Chair – John Ting
Chair – Can Ercan
Chair – Alanna King
Chair – Vlasta Jeftic
Chair – John Ting
Co-Chairs – Holly Caton and Mark Brook
Co-Chairs – Jane Cassidy and Shoba Cole
Practice Committee
This committee considers matters relating to the practice of architecture in the ACT. The practice committee also actively interacts with the local government and the community in order to recognise and deliver quality architecture and a sustainable built environment. The committee contributes to ongoing training and CPD for the ACT membership including pre-registration learning through our PALS program.
Chair – Sander de Vries RAIA
Terms of Reference – Practice Committee
Sustainability Committee
Considerations and details of issues and policies relating to the natural and built environment are the concern of the Sustainability Committee.
Chair – Paul Barnett
Education Committee
The Education Committee is concerned with matters relating to architectural education and the recognition of schools of architecture in the ACT.
Chair – Michael Jasper
Heritage Committee
This committee is responsible for the register of Significant 20th Century Architecture and issues relating to heritage and conservation of buildings. The committee writes citations for buildings and nominates buildings to the ACT Heritage List.
Chair – Can Ercan
Terms of Reference – Heritage Committee
Small Practice Forum
The Small Practice Forum is a group of members who work in small practices, a number of whom are in sole practice and/or work at home. The members of the Small Practice Forum organise their own agenda, which includes guest speakers and discussions with government officials on policy matters.
Co-Chairs – Daniel Trevino and Ian Brumby
Terms of Reference – Small Practice Group
Planning Committee
This committee is involved with issues relating to planning policy in the ACT. The committee draws on expertise from various ACT Chapter members responding to calls for comment.
Terms of Reference – Planning Committee
Honours Committee
The aim of this committee is to promote architecture to the community and recognise the work of our members. The committee assesses nominations for Institute and Civil Honours, and prepares documentation for submission to the National Honours Committee in support of nominations.
EmAGN Committee
This is a network for emerging architects and graduates of architecture in the ACT. To get involved, contact the Chapter team at act@architecture.com.au.
Co-Chairs – Michi Playford and James Gaughwin
SONA Committee
This is a network for students of the built environment degrees. SONA provides opportunities for students to collaborate, learn and meet with each other as well as architects and associated professionals.
University of Canberra Representative – Stephanie Williamson
ACT Chapter
Australian Institute of Architects
PO Box 3373
Manuka ACT 2603
2a Mugga Way
Red Hill ACT 2603
P: 02 6208 2100
E: act@architecture.com.au
Our office can be tricky to find.
We are on the corner of Mugga Way,
Melbourne Ave & Tennyson Cres.
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.
