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The Australian Institute of Architects’ position on the Federal Budget has been made known by National President Jane Cassidy (pictured), who says that while some issues have been addressed, there is more work to be done.
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Scott Adams, TCL Director, comments on the power of good urban design and landscape architecture.
Philip Thalis has been awarded the Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal for 2024, recognised for his distinguished service as an architect.
The South Australian Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) has a new President, with Kirstie Coultas succeeding former President Chris Morely.
As Mother's Day approaches, it's a time to reflect not only on the love and care mothers bring to their families as well as their incredible contributions to various professions, including the world of architecture and design.
Five esteemed built environment professionals from different corners of the globe have been recognised as winners of the 18th edition of the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture, which has an esteemed list of winners including Pritzker Prize recipients Anne Lacaton and Jean-Philippe Vassal, and B.V. Doshi.
Three decades worth of dam engineering experience will bolster GHD’s team for the sector in the mould of Andrew Reynolds, the company’s new Australian Dams Leader.
The Immigration Museum will be the host of a special roundtable coinciding with Melbourne Design Week, with a number of leading architects to explore the complex intersection of Migration. Women. Architecture.
The Federal Government’s waiving of fees for TAFE and VET courses to address a lack of workers throughout the construction industry has been endorsed by Master Builders Australia CEO Denita Wawn, who believes it will ensure the industry is bolstered at a time when additional workers are crucial to building new houses and infrastructure.
A partnership between toy and construction companies doesn’t really make sense for most, but one between Lego and Multiplex is a match made in heaven.
The Adelaide-based Matthews Architects has confirmed it has elevated two of its staff members to leadership roles, with Sofiya Yunovidova (left) and Brayden Josephs (right) earning the titles of Associate.
A 26,000-strong consortium comprising professionals from four top architecture, landscape, planning and design institutes has called upon the Queensland Government to create a Design Coordination Unit for the 2032 Brisbane Olympic and Paralympic Games.
