Kerry Hill Lecture Series: Marina Tabassum Architect
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The Kerry Hill Lecture Series promotes cultural connections and the sharing of architectural knowledge between Western Australia and the Indian Ocean region. It is proudly supported by a collaboration between […]
BOARDING PASS | HONG KONG
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The International Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects is pleased to invite you to our Hong Kong Boarding Pass event. Join us for an engaging evening of presentations, connect […]
Ground Matters: Australasian Student Architecture Congress
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The Ground Matters Conference day is a subset of a larger event, the Ground Matters Australasian Student Architecture Congress. The conference day on Wednesday 26th June is open to professionals […]
2024 International Chapter Architecture Awards Presentation
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The International Chapter Architecture Awards is combining with the Tasmanian Architecture Awards presentation event in Hobart! This is also the closing event for “Ground Matters,” the Australasian Student Architecture Congress. […]
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Sydney Opera House and 2023 International Chapter Architecture Awards presentations
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The Australian Institute of Architects invites you to join them in celebrating the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Sydney Opera House and to acknowledge the remarkable contribution of […]
Janine Campbell
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In March, as the United Kingdom and Europe were locking down cities, I posted some words about the 1852 cholera epidemic in London that killed over 10,000 people. On that day, COVID-19 related deaths in London were at only 23 cases.
Hank Koning
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I hope you are all well and surviving in these most strange times. I am in Santa Monica, a small city in California embraced by Los Angeles. Our studio of 22 have all ‘sheltered at home’ and are working remotely. It’s a challenge.
Natalie Ward
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A recent spike in local cases prompted the Singapore Government to introduce a ‘circuit breaker period’ to contain the spread of the virus. From 4 May to June 1, all non-essential workers must telecommute, schools are closed and people are advised to only leave their homes for essential shopping or exercise.