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Engineers Australia’s CEO, Bronwyn Evans AM, has been announced as the recipient of the Women in Industry Excellence in Engineering Award.
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The election is on. Sadly, it will be presidential, not policy driven. The putative presidents come from opposite sides of the tracks in Sydney, and that fact could serve us well in looking at a key policy difference: ‘homes for all’ or ‘housing as property’.
Frasers Property Australia CEO Anthony Boyd has been appointed to the Property Industry Foundation board, for a term of three years.
Technē Architecture + Interior Design has accounted for the sustained growth of its operations with the promotion of three employees into senior positions.
It's time to admit defeat in the war against climate change. The International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has just released the world’s most up-to-date and accurate document about how to stop climate change, in three volumes.
John Andrews AO, an internationally acclaimed architect and former RAIA Gold Medal Winner, has sadly passed away at the age of 88.
In the lead up to today's federal budget the PM, Scott Morrison, said on the ABC 7.30 Report “We build things, and we build big things”, giving an insight into how he thinks a budget can be framed to win the popular vote. He's wrong, and it's a lie, but we'll get to that later. For now, I want to continue our analysis of the history of Australia’s ‘big plans’.
The recent decision of the NSW Government to shelve planning reforms introduced by former Minister for Planning and Public Spaces Rob Stokes in December 2021 is seeing mixed reactions from the industry.
NAWIC has this week announced that Christina Yiakkoupis has become the association’s new National Chair.
ISPT has announced the acquisition of Jenny Lo to its team, assuming the role of Partnership Success Manager.
Deakin University has appointed Jefa Greenaway and Alison Page as its new Honorary Fellows of Design, who will both implement Indigenous knowledge and design thinking into the university’s teaching and learning programs and research activities.
The Sydney Harbour Bridge turns 90 this week. My addition to the celebrations is through a series of lithographs by Robert Emerson Curtis, and in this story, there is a curious link to the author of the very idea of the ‘big plan’.
