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Tag Archives: David Karotkin
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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Apartment Design Standards Q+A
In response to the first research findings from the Rate My Building project, journalist Nathan Johnson from Architecture & Design, sent through some questions relating to minimum apartment design standards which have been much talked about since they were leaked … Continue reading
2014 Retrospective
2014 has been a watershed year for many reasons. Across the year on The Red and Black Architect, there have been 33 posts covering a broad range of issues and events and of course buildings. There have been well over … Continue reading
Posted in 2014 Architecture Conference, all posts, awards, construction industry, East West Link, Flinders Street Station Design Competition, Gender Equity in Architecture, Interviews, News, Review, Uncategorized, Urban Design
Tagged 'The Architects' radio show, 2014, Atelier Red + Black, BC Ang, Bellevue Terrace, Better East West Link Design, Christine Phillips, David Karotkin, David Parken, Dr Naomi Stead, East West Link, Learning from Surfers Paradise, Make It Big So The Boys Can See It, Making: 2014, Melbourne Design Awards, Parlour, Paul Berkemeier, Philip Stejskal Architecture, Rate My Building, Rohan Leppert, Ross Clark, Shelley Penn, Simon Knott, Sonia Sarangi, State Theatre Centre By Kerry Hill Architects, Steve Rose, Stuart Harrison, The 2014 National Architecture Conference, The Future Is Here, Timothy Horton
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Leading Towards Gender Equity Part 3: Interview with David Karotkin
For the final part of the trilogy on leadership on gender equity in architecture we have an interview with current National President of the Australian Institute of Architects, David Karotkin. As well as this role within the AIA, David Karotkin is … Continue reading
Leading Towards Gender Equity Part 2: Interview with Paul Berkemeier
Leading Towards Gender Equity is a 3 part series of interviews with some of the most widely regarded leaders of the architectural profession in Australia. The focus is on leadership, creating positive change within architecture and addressing the various issues surrounding gender equity. If … Continue reading
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