The Institute’s NT Chapter promotes quality, responsible and sustainable design in the Northern Territory. We aim to encourage and uphold professional excellence through our series of student and professional member events and programs for the benefit of the Territory’s built environment and communities.
The Chapter also holds the annual Northern Territory Architecture Awards to promote local architects and architecture itself within the Territory, across Australia and internationally.
The NT Chapter recognises the Larrakia people as the traditional land owners of Darwin. We pay our respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging.
The Northern Territory Chapter has launched ‘Designing for the future of the Territory,’ a pre-election campaign to highlight priorities urging politicians to consider the built environment in the upcoming election.
Philip has over 30 years of experience across a broad spectrum of architecture and urban projects, his contributions include public lectures, conference papers, and teaching on a broad range of environmental and design issues.
As a respected architect, author and vocal public figure, Philip has made a tremendous impact in Sydney through his practice, projects and advocacy for the built environment. A true urbanist at heart, Philip is also passionate about how a higher-density future can yield a quality public realm and civic opportunity.
We encourage you to attend this tour which is complementary to all members.
Date: 25 May 2023
WA: 4:00pm – 5:30pm WA
NT, SA: 5:30pm – 7:00pm NT, SA
ACT, NSW, QLD, TAS, VIC: 6:00pm – 7:30pm
Venue: Christ Church Anglican Cathedral, 2 Smith Street, Darwin
Speaker: Michael O’Sullivan, New Zealand
The NT Chapter is proud to present the inaugural NT Annual Lecture Series, which features high-profile international architects to present across a wide range of topical issues.
This free event for professionals across the built environment and the general public focuses on a wide conversation about the impact of architecture in the community.
Attend in person (registrations essential) or watch the live stream.
Our Chapter and National Awards programs are an opportunity for public and peer recognition of the valuable contribution architecture makes to our communities locally, nationally and internationally.
The Institute is committed to developing and promoting a strong architectural profession and advocating for safer, more sustainable communities. Learn about local and national advocacy initiatives.
Meet our Chapter Councillors and discover our local committees helping shape our work and the built environment.
Our Chapter hosts a range of local events celebrating architecture and catering to the profession and the broader community.
Discover upcoming events now.
Continuing Professional Development is an important avenue to improve professional knowledge and competence.
View our range of online and face-to-face CPD opportunities.
View the Awards Gallery to see our Northern Territory entrants!
Filter by ‘chapter’ to see the NT projects.
The Australian Institute of Architects Awards program offers an opportunity for public and peer recognition of the innovative work of our NT architects.
The NT Chapter holds CPD activities allowing members to improve their professional knowledge and competence. Our programs tackle different aspects of the industry, providing learning that our emerging and established architects can put into practice.
The NT Chapter runs mentoring programs matching student (SONA), graduate and emerging architect (EmAGN) members with experienced architects and built environment professionals.
For more information on the NT Chapter’s 2019 program, including how to get involved, contact the chapter.
2025 Regional Division Medal Winner | Womens Trauma Recovery Centre Shellharbour | Edmiston Jones | Photographer: Louise Wellington Awards and Commendations celebrate excellence in design, placemaking, and sustainability. Regional NSW’s
2025 Newcastle Division Medal Winner | New Castle | anthony st john parsons | Photographer: Benjamin Hoskings Awards and Commendations celebrate excellence in design, placemaking, and sustainability. Awards and commendations
Photography by Lewis Whittenbury – Frankie the Creative On Thursday, 7 November we showcased the strengths of Australian design in Adelaide at our 2024 National Architecture Awards night. The Institute
Looking for a new career opportunity in the Northern Territory? View architectural and built environment job openings below.
An exciting opportunity exists for a Receptionist/Office General Assistant, with ‘Ad on Group’. Part-time (school-friendly) hours.
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An exciting opportunity exists for a Receptionist/Office General Assistant, with ‘Ad on Group’. Part-time (school-friendly) hours.
Visit the website to learn more about this exciting opportunity
An exciting opportunity exists for a Receptionist/Office General Assistant, with ‘Ad on Group’. Part-time (school-friendly) hours.
Visit the website to learn more about this exciting opportunity
Want to advertise a job? Free job listings are an exclusive benefit for Institute members. Contact us to find out more.
The Northern Territory Chapter has rooms for hire from a small meeting room to host interviews, small meetings or your interstate workplace to our large boardroom.
Contact us to book.
Events, Administration and Communications Coordinator
NT Chapter
Australian Institute of Architects
Level 16, Regus Centre
Charles Darwin Centre
19 Smith Street Mall
Darwin, NT 0800
GPO Box 1017
Darwin, NT 0801
P: +61 8 7969 6001
E: nt@architecture.com.au
Office hours:
Tue-Thurs, 9am-5pm
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.
