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Tag Archives: AIA
Q+A with Vanessa Bird, Victorian President of the Australian Institute of Architects
Whilst there has been substantial publicity and commentary around Victoria’s proposed apartment standards, the Central City Planning Provisions, Melbourne Amendment C270 have been quietly progressing. Recently Vanessa Bird, the Victorian President of the Australian Institute of Architects, took some time to answer … Continue reading
Posted in all posts, construction industry, Government Policy, Interviews, News, Uncategorized, Urban Design
Tagged Adam Pustola, AIA, Alison Cleary, Arden urban renewal precinct, Australian Institute of Architects, Central City Planning Provisions, Craig Baudin, Design Review Panel, Ingrid Bakker, Jesse Judd, Matthew Smith, Melbourne Amendment C270, Melbourne Metro Rail Tunnel, Tim Leslie, Vanessa Bird
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Questioning the AIA: AGM 2015
The Australian Institute of Architects exists to make the world a better place through architecture. This is a noble goal that resonates with architects across Australia who are designing a better future for our society. The institute does some wonderful … Continue reading
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Tagged AIA, Archicentre, Australian Institute of Architects, David Karotkin, David Parken, Jeremy McCleod, Risk 2015
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The Australian Architecture Association, Interview with Steve Rose
The Architecture Profession in Australia has many different organisations, associations and collectives. These groups all have different specific purposes and have varying degrees of influence. Recently I caught up with Steve Rose who is an Architect and principal of his independent practice … Continue reading
Posted in all posts, Flinders Street Station Design Competition, Interviews, Uncategorized
Tagged 'The Architects' radio show, AAA, AIA, Annette Dearing, Architectural advocacy, Architours, Australian Architecture Association, Christine Phillips, David Chipperfield, Glenn Murcutt, Jean Nouvel, Katelin Butler, Melbourne Architours, New Architects Melbourne, Peter Zumthor, Rick Joy, RMIT Design Hub, Rory Hyde, Sean Godsell, Simon Knott, Stephen Crafti, Steve Rose, Steve Rose Architect, Stuart Harrison
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A Red and Black investigation into the future of the Architects Registration Board of Victoria
On the 29th of November The Age newspaper reported on the abolition of the Victorian Building Commission and, almost as a footnote, The Architects Registration Board of Victoria (ARBV). Since then speculation and uncertainty has swept the architecture community who … Continue reading
Posted in all posts, construction industry, Government Policy, Interviews
Tagged AIA, ARBV, architects accreditation council of australia, Architects Act, architects registration board, Architects Registration Board of Victoria, Australian Institute of Architects, David Sainsbery, Jon Clements, victorian building commission
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Architect Registration Board to be abolished!
There has been a substantial shake up announced with how building professionals will be regulated in Victoria with the state government announcing the formation of the Victorian Building Authority. This new authority will replace the Architects Registration Board Victoria (ARBV), … Continue reading
