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What does the 2026 Federal Budget mean for how Australia will design and deliver its next generation of homes and cities? Â The Federal Budget sets a clear national direction: more housing, faster delivery, stronger productivity and renewed investment in
Architects have slashed carbon equal to planting near-200,000 trees so far. The Challenge gives architectural practices the tools to model and improve whole‑of‑life carbon for low‑ to medium‑density homes up to 3 storeys — from new houses to ‘alts+adds’, duplexes, multi‑unit projects and more. Our
The Institute recently undertook a national pulse survey to understand how fuel, transport and related supply pressures are affecting architectural practice and project delivery across Australia. We saw strong engagement from practices of all sizes, with valuable insights confirming a
New South Wales’ most outstanding new architecture has been revealed in the Australian Institute of Architects’ 2026 NSW Architecture Awards Shortlist. Comprised of over 120 entrants, the shortlist represents the cutting edge in architectural innovation from the state’s sharpest design
Featured speakers We are pleased to announce the featured speakers for the 2026 Australian Architecture Conference, bringing together practitioners and thinkers whose work is reshaping how architecture engages with place, culture and systems across Australia and internationally. A collection of
 Ross Donaldson (Left) confirmed as National President-Elect & Lisa Moore (Right) re-elected as National Council Director  The Australian Institute of Architects is pleased to announce the confirmation of Ross Donaldson as National President Elect and Lisa Moore as
Mari-Mari-Ba – Affordable Housing | Deicke Richards | Photographer: Christopher Frederick Jones As Australia works to accelerate housing delivery, the Australian Institute of Architects is urging governments to ensure the next generation of homes are not just faster to build,
The Emerging Architect Prize (EAP) winners have been announced for each Chapter. The EAP recognises an individual emerging architect or emerging architectural collaboration’s contribution to architectural practice, education, design excellence and community involvement, which advances the profession’s role within the
The Tasmanian Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects (the Institute) welcomes the Hobart Inner City Housing Supply Incentive Policy as an important step in addressing the city’s housing supply challenges. The Institute recently made a submission to the City