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Tag Archives: Nasrine Seraji
2016 National Architecture Conference Day 3
After and action packed 2 days in Adelaide, the 2016 Australian Institute of Architects national conference had one last day in the now. If you some how missed The Red+Black Architect coverage of day one or day two, because they … Continue reading
Posted in 2016 Architecture Conference, all posts, News, Review
Tagged Angelique Edmonds, Astrid Klein, Charles Rice, Cristina Goberna Pesudo, David Sanderson, Davis + Davis Architects, Fake Industries Architectural Agonism, Gabrielle Kelly, Greg Mackie, Guallart Architects, Kerstin Thompson, Kevin Low, Klein Dytham Architecture, Maree Grenfell, Matt Davis, Nasrine Seraji, Nick Tridente, Sandra Kaji-O'Grady, smallprojects, Thomas Fisher, Timothy Hill, Urtzi Grau, Vicente Guallart
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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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