Open House Hobart encourages conversations about solutions to the housing crisis in a series of events. While the main Open House Hobart event is this weekend, a series of talks and events included in the broader program encourage dialogue about
IMages by Stanley Images The annual NSW Fellows Luncheon is a celebration of architects who have dedicated themselves to significant contributions to the profession beyond architectural practice. Held yesterday, Monday 3 November 2025 at the Stranger’s Room in NSW Parliament
Tasmania’s most popular architecture and design event, Open House, will be opening the buildings of the Southern Midlands for the first time, this weekend! The program, which runs over the weekend of November 1 & 2, 2025, includes 45 tours,
On Monday 27 October, built environment leaders gathered at the State Library of Queensland for City Resilience: Insight to Impact — a cross-disciplinary forum exploring how we move from ideas to implementation in creating resilient, liveable cities. Expertly emceed by
Following the release of the Tasmanian Planning Commission’s Integrated Assessment Report for the Macquarie Point Multipurpose Stadium Integrated Assessment, the Institute issued a statement publicly, that was also distributed to members of the Tasmanian parliament. The statement was put together
The full program for Open House Hobart 2025 will be officially launched at an event to be held at the Hobart Town Hall on Monday 6 October, on World Architecture Day. Tasmania’s most popular architecture and design event, Open House
Last Monday, the Victorian Chapter’s Housing Committee, chaired by Sarah Buckeridge FRAIA, delivered an important message to government at a special panel discussion and presentation hosted by the Office of the Victorian Government Architect at 1 Spring Street.
The Australian Institute of Architects has welcomed the Federal Government’s decision to abandon a complete pause on updates to the National Construction Code (NCC). The government’s commitment to proceed with the finalisation of NCC 2025 and to maintain the strong residential standards adopted in 2022 is a crucial step forward.
The Density Done Well exhibition, curated by the Victorian Chapter Housing Committee of the Australian Institute of Architects, has exceeded expectations by sparking meaningful conversations across all levels of government and the built environment. What began as a curated display