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Tag Archives: Australian Institute of Architects
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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Red+Black interview with Jennifer Cunich, CEO of the Australian Institute of Architects
In May the Australian Institute of Architects ushered in a new era in their history with the commencement of a new CEO, Jennifer Cunich. In the weeks since beginning her new role, Cunich has been traveling across the country, meeting … Continue reading
2016 National Architecture Conference Day 1
It is that time of the year again, architectural Christmas, or as others may know it as the National Architecture Conference. Given it is an annual festival where the extended Australian architecture family gather to meet and exchange presents (ideas), … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Architecture Conference, all posts, Gender Equity in Architecture, News, Review
Tagged Angelique Edmonds, Australian Institute of Architects, How Soon is Now, Joanne Cys, Judith Brine, Justine Clark, Lin Hatfield Dodds, My Story My City, National Architecture Conference 2016, Peter Drew, Published Arthouse, Susan Phillips
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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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2015 National Architecture Conference Day 1
Architectural Christmas has rolled around for another year with the National Architecture Conference opening in Melbourne yesterday. This years conference theme is ‘Risk’ which promises to open up some fascinating discussion about all kind of risks associated with the production … Continue reading
Posted in 2015 Architecture Conference, all posts, construction industry, Gender Equity in Architecture, News
Tagged 2015 National Architecture Conference, Aesop, Australian Institute of Architects, De Clieu Cafe, Jeremy McCleod, John Wardle Architects, John Wardle Architects Office, Justine Clark, Karen Burns, Kerstin Thompson, Kristin Green, Melbourne, Melbourne International Design Week, Middle Lemon Orange, Naomi Stead, Parlour Soirée, Six Degrees Architects, Spring Street Grocer
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The Red + Black Architect – Post 100
Just under three years ago this blog began with its first post. As stated then, the aim of the publication would be to make architectural discussion more accessible to the general public whilst also providing an insight into the design … Continue reading
Posted in all posts, construction industry, East West Link, Flinders Street Station Design Competition, Free architecture, Government Policy, Interviews, News, Uncategorized, Urban Design
Tagged Alastair Taylor, Alison Cleary, Australian Institute of Architects, Clay Lucas, CR Rohan Leppert, Emma Appleton, Federation Square, Heide MOMA II, Jeff kennett, Jill Garner, Kim Irons, Leone Lorrimer, Monique Woodward, National Gallery of Victoria, Office of the Victorian Government Architect, Peter Hitchener, Peter Malatt, Sonia Sarangi, Stuart Harrison, Tania Davidge, The Meat Market, Timothy Horton, Warrick Mihaly
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Victorian Election Special: The fight for a better quality future
Next Saturday, the 29th of November, Victoria will go to the polls to elect our next State Parliament. This election has massive implications for the state with education, health and employment all significant election issues. What is different from previous … Continue reading
Posted in all posts, construction industry, East West Link, News, Uncategorized, Urban Design
Tagged Architecture and Politics, Australian Institute of Architects, Department of Transport, East West Link, Jeff kennett, Monique Woodward, Office of the Victorian Government Architect, Plan Melbourne, Planning and Local Infrastructure, Prime Minister Tony Abbott, Professor Roz Hansen, Royal Park, The Australian Labor Party, The Greens, The Liberal Party, Timothy Horton, WOWOWA
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Architecture and Politics
There are some people who say you shouldn’t mix politics and music, or sports and politics. Well… I think that’s kind of bulls*#t Adam Clayton, U2 Politics and culture have an intrinsic relationship upon each other. Whilst there are some … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Clayton, Alison Cleary, Architects Registration Board of Victoria, Australian Institute of Architects, Dennis Napthine, Department of Transport, Design Review Panel, Geoff Shaw, Jon Clements, Matthew Guy, Melbourne Politics, Office of the Victorian Government Architect, Planning and Local Infrastructure (DTPLI), Ted Baillieu
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Melbourne Open House 2014
Once a year, on a weekend in the depths of Melbourne’s winter, buildings across the city throw open their doors for the general public to get a behind-the-scenes look at Melbourne’s built environment. This annual event known as Open House … Continue reading
Posted in Free architecture, Melbourne Open House, News, Review, Uncategorized
Tagged 1 Spring Street, 41 Exhibition Street, 41x, 700 Bourke Street, Arthur Boyd, Australian Institute of Architects, Breathe Architecture, Bubble Deck, Charles O. Perry, Coops Shot Tower, Debbie Ryan, Faculty of Architecture Building, Harry Seidler, Hassell, John Wardle Architects, lyons architects, McBride Charles Ryan, Melbourne, Melbourne Open House, NAB Docklands, NADAA, Open House, Open House Melbourne, Shell House, THE COMMONS, The Quays, The Shell Mace, Urban Workshop, Woods Bagot
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Leading Towards Gender Equity Part 4: Interview with David Parken
As a bonus installment of the Leading Towards Gender Equity interview series, CEO of the Australian Institute of Architects, David Parken has shared his views on Gender Equity in Architecture. David was the National President of the AIA in 2003-2004 and was … Continue reading
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