As our cities continue to densify and open space becomes more valuable, Natalia Krysiak explores how can we ensure that the health, wellbeing and happiness of our youngest citizens becomes a
Jon Johannsen takes a pre COVID-19 look at some recent projects in the USA (San Francisco, New York, and Chicago) and Europe (London, Hamburg, and Copenhagen), with consideration of new dimensions
NSW Chapter President Kathlyn Loseby, talks through the Design and Building Practitioners Bill and the Residential Apartment Building (Compliance and Enforcement) Bill, and how this legislation and coming
Architecture students from across NSW whose outstanding work was recognised as part of the Australian Institute of Architecture 2020 NSW Student Architecture Awards showcase their winning
Tim Lee, NSW Country Division committee member, and Brent Dunn and Katharina Hendel, TAKT, provide practical advice and personal reflections on how to help communities recover and rebuild following
Jillian Hopkins from Government Architect NSW and Cameron Anderson, NSW Country Division Chair lead a discussion on Procurement for Good Design in Regional NSW, including the Government Architects
Donna Ward, General Manager of the Built Environment Channel, will show how feelings of struggle and stress don’t have to undermine our wellbeing or performance – in fact, they can enhance it, provided we know how to respond to these signs
Annette Gray presents | It’s a common pitfall to focus on problems rather than solutions when conversing with teams or clients. Annette will guide us through the “quagmire” of what is wrong and steer towards what
David Dillon, the “Virtual CFO” at Custodian Backoffice, encourages architects to upskill during this period of pandemic and economic uncertainty. The academic design ideology equips architects to create great
Katie Brown, led a virtual yoga session. Katie is a senior yoga teacher (IYTA), massage therapist (ITEC), certified infant massage instructor (IMA), Reiki practitioner, author and mum of three.
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.
