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Tag Archives: Karen Burns
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
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Transform: Altering the Future of Architecture
With the 2013 National Architecture Conference having wrapped up and Architectural life returning to normal programming, there is now time to go back and reflect on the event titled Transform: Altering the Future of Architecture. For those who missed my earlier … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013 Homework Ball, draft guidelines for equitable practice, Justine Clark, Karen Burns, Lee Hillam, Naomi Stead, Parlour: Women Equity and Architecture, Shelley Penn, Shelley Roberts, Stuart Harrison
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