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Tag Archives: Jon Clements
2016 National Architecture Conference Day 2
How Soon is now? What does this mean and what has it got to do with architecture? Day 2 of the Australian Institute of Architects National Conference kicked off in earnest with a full day of talks at the Adelaide … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Architecture Conference, all posts, awards, Gender Equity in Architecture, News, Uncategorized, Urban Design
Tagged Andrew Beer, Atelier Seraji Architects and associates, Australian Institute of Architects National Conference, Ben Hewett, Cameron Bruhn, David Sanderson, dRMM Architects, Greg Mackie, How Soon is Now, Howard Raggatt, Ian McDougall, Jeffrey Shumaker, Jeremy Macleod, John Wardle, Jon Clements, Julie Eizenberg, Karl Winda Telfar, Koning Eizenberg Architecture, Nasrine Seraji, Nightingale, Sadie Morgan, Sam Spurr, Sharon Mackay, Stephen Ashton, Vicente Gaullart, Zaha Hadid
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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
Posted in all posts, construction industry, Government Policy, Uncategorized
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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Free Range Architects
Recently I attended a discussion on work life balance in the architecture profession. The forum was part of the Process series of free public lectures held in the Loop Bar in Melbourne. It is widely accepted as fact that the … Continue reading
Red and Black for 2013
So with summer almost gone, and the Canberra trip fading fast, it is time for a catch up post on the news and events in Melbourne and architecture since the start of the year. Urban Sprawl infrastructure report released One … Continue reading
2012 Retrospective
For the last post of the year, I thought I would take a look back at some of the highlights from 2012. A lot has happened in the Melbourne Architecture scene since I began this blog on the 10th of … Continue reading
Posted in all posts, awards, construction industry, Flinders Street Station Design Competition, Free architecture, Government Policy, Heritage, Interviews, Melbourne Open House, Review, Uncategorized
Tagged Alex Nock, Andrew Hutson, architecture, Bates Smart, David Sainsbery, Flinders Street Station Design Competition, Jon Clements, Long List, lyons architects, Melbourne architecture, Melbourne Open House, Nic Granleese, Royal Children’s Hospital, Sonia Sarangi, Stuart Harrison, Swanston Academic Building, Waitomo Glowworm Caves Visitor Centre
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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
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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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