A panel of leading architects and designers are set to gather and discuss the central theme of this year’s Melbourne Architecture Annual: What makes a home?
The panel discussion, 'Talking Homes', has been brought together by Melbourne-based architectural practice Lyons, and will take place at its Bourke Street office on 25 October.
The event will feature; Jill Garner, Victoria’s Associate Government Architect; Dr Karen Burns, from the Faculty of Art and Design at Monash University; and Rachael Nolan, of the award winning Melbourne architectural practice Kennedy Nolan.
In addition, author Sophie Cunningham, who's recently published book 'Melbourne' details her own perspectives on the city, will moderate the panel discussion, and provide insights into the themes raised.
Melbourne Architecture Annual is part of National Architecture Week activities organised by the Australian Institute of Architects. This year’s theme will explore the social and experiential aspects that together create a 'home'.
The panel discussion is a free event, but seating is strictly limited; reservations are essential and can be made by contacting Janis Waters at Lyons on 03 9600 2818, or via email [email protected].
When: 4.45pm, for 5.00pm start, until 6pm, Tuesday, 25 October 2011
Where: Lyons, Level 3, 246 Bourke Street, Melbourne
