Events

Please join us for an afternoon in conversation with Professor Philip Cox AO, founder of COX Architecture.

What do our shared experiences around land and water sovereignty and their intersection with the built environment say about our future visions for Australian place?

Together with The University of Queensland, the family of James Peter Birrell (24.10.1928 - 20.09.2019) invite you to remember and celebrate Jim and his significant contribution to the University at a tree planting memorial.

Stream convened by Dr Deborah van der Plaat (The University of Queensland), Dr Vandana Baweja (University of Florida) and Professor Tom Avermaete (ETH Zurich)

In the context of the fantastic architectural encounter, this session welcomes papers that examine built and unbuilt proposals which projected new architectures based upon imagined cultural intersections, encounters and exchanges: the strange and often hybrid structures that appropriated ideas and images from other cultures or imagined past and future worlds, recombined at will.

This conference seeks to explore the multiple implications and theoretical challenges of digital technologies for cultural landscapes and will focus less on descriptive projects and more on how digital technologies can contribute to debates about the relationship between the cultural and natural past, present and future.

This session welcomes papers that critically explore the multiple implications and theoretical challenges of digital technologies or the many cultural routes associated with modern migration.

The Values of Architecture and the Economy of Culture is the closing event of the ‘Is Architecture Art?’ research project, to be held at The University of Queensland, Brisbane City, between 12-14 June 2019.

Objects & Technologies of Schooling is a travelling international workshop collaboration between the University of Queensland’s Architecture Theory Criticism History Research Group (ATCH) and KU Leuven - SRN Texts-Buildings.

Home: A Suburban Obsession exposes the social and emotional power of house and home, and the myriad connections between where we live and who we are. This exploration of the social and emotional foundations of our houses is achieved through the incredible legacy of Frank and Eunice Corley.

The Architecture End of Year Exhibition for 2018 ran from 29 November to 14 December.

Day 2 Architectural Education Today: Session 6
Practitioners can claim 4.5 formal CPD points for attending the 3 sessions held on this day.

Day 2 Architectural Education Today: Session 6
Practitioners can claim 4.5 formal CPD points for attending the 3 sessions held on this day.

Day 2 Architectural Education Today
Practitioners can claim 4.5 formal CPD points for attending the 3 sessions held on this day.

Day 1 Historical Turns: Session 4
Practitioners can claim 6 formal CPD points for attending the 4 sessions held on this day.

Day 1 Historical Turns: Session 3
Practitioners can claim 6 formal CPD points for attending the 4 sessions held on this day.

Day 1 Historical Turns: Session 2
Practitioners can claim 6 formal CPD points for attending the 4 sessions held on this day.

Day 1 Historical Turns: Session 1
Practitioners can claim 6 formal CPD points for attending the 4 sessions held on this day.

ATCH members Dr Ashley Paine and Dr Susan Holden co-chaired a session titled "Alternative Histories of the Pavilion" at the 2018 International Conference for the Society of Architectural Historians in St Paul, Minnesota.

In 2017, the 2nd stage of m3architecture’s renovations to the Zelman Cowen Building have given us a new entry and terraces to the east. Using our own exhibition spaces gives us more room for both display and celebrations, including live music, DJs, food trucks, and refreshments, plus an exhibition across three levels of the building.

The conference Inside | Outside will focus on specific examples or ‘cases’ of the two-way directions of transaction: artists adopting architectural means on the one hand, and architects adopting artistic strategies on the other.