2026 CENTRAL QUEENSLAND REGIONAL AWARDS
Join us at the East Hall, Rockhampton to celebrate the 2026 Central Queensland Regional Awards! Raise a glass to the best architecture the region has to offer as we come
Join us at the East Hall, Rockhampton to celebrate the 2026 Central Queensland Regional Awards! Raise a glass to the best architecture the region has to offer as we come
Join us for a career talk with the winner of 2025 NSW Emerging Architecture Prize, Gabrielle Pelletier.
Join us at the Mondrian Gold Coast to celebrate the 2026 Gold Coast/Northern Rivers Regional Awards! Raise a glass to the best architecture the Gold Coast and Northern Rivers has
SOLD OUT - A curated walking tour through Collingwood exploring how adaptive reuse, creative practice and public-facing design are shaping new models of architecture. The tour will visit a series of projects and studios, concluding with a panel discussion featuring contributors involved in the development and occupation of these spaces.
A practical finance primer for emerging architects: learn how practices set charge rates, forecast revenue, monitor utilisation and margin, manage forecast‑to‑complete, and strengthen invoicing/payment terms — so projects (and careers) […]
A social event featuring a sausage sizzle and sketch exhibition.
This CPD session will cover the design and delivery of Melbourne Place Hotel. Melbourne Place was developed as an independent hotel which was designed to offer a point of difference to the global brands which dominate the Melbourne hotel market.
Design Intelligence is a new series of events on design thinking rather than finished objects. The series positions architecture as an evolving intellectual practice - tested through built work, challenged through works in progress, and sharpened through debate. The second event, Design Intelligence: Public Architecture - Is there such a thing? will be hosted at […]
This five-part lecture series provides a structured, practice-oriented understanding of how artificial intelligence is reshaping architecture, yet not as a toolset, but as an operational paradigm. It moves from foundational framing (AI’s current limitations and task-specific deployment) to its implications across three interlinked domains: design practice, professional identity, and business models.