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    Women and Design Leadership

    January 2021–December 2023
    This research explores women’s participation in built environment design leadership, an increasingly visible form of leadership that exceeds the design of individual buildings and urban places to have strategic, large-scale, whole of environment, community-wide impact.
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    Architecture and Cultural Heritage: Values and Standards

    January 2022–December 2024
    The University of Queensland
    This project combines archival and interview-based research on the social, cultural, and historical values of architecture, and explores how qualitative data can inform built environment and heritage governance.
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    Architecture and the GLAM Sector

    January 2022–December 2024
    The University of Queensland
    This ongoing research on the curation, collection, storage, commissioning, and design of architecture in the GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums) sector aims to better understand architecture, not only as part of the construction and property economy, but also as a matter of culture. It extends research conducted for the Is Architecture Art research project (ARC DP 160101569).
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    Design Governance and the Architecture Profession in Australia

    January 2021–December 2023
    The University of Queensland
    This research aims to open the emerging field of design governance in Australia, by considering the changing place of the architecture profession in built environment governance, and more broadly by theorising the role of architecture and design in the processes of governing.

  • Prof. John Macarthur wins Australian Institute of Architects 2021 Neville Quarry Architectural Education Prize

    Published on: 6 May 2021
    The 2021 Neville Quarry Architectural Education Prize was jointly awarded to UQ School of Architecture Professor John Macarthur and RMIT Associate Professor Conrad Hamann.

  • Architecture& Art

    Published on: 16 October 2020
    Join us for a panel discussion focusing on the confluence of architecture, art, and its neighbouring disciplines, chaired by UQ Senior Lecturer Susan Holden.
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    We Need To Talk About...Architecture and Urbanism in Transition

    Published on: 29 July 2020
    The quote 'To speak of cities and present them only as buildings' by Greek architect and urban planner Constantinos Apostolou Doxiadis (1967) presents a fascinating provocation, as we constantly reconsider the role of buildings and public space. What is the relationship between utopian urbanism and real life cities?
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    Looking Forward at the Past: The Future of Cultural Heritage in the School of Architecture

    Published on: 14 October 2020
    This seminar will examine the School’s strengths and capabilities in the evolving field of cultural heritage, including recent conferences, publications and research projects in collaboration with government and practice.
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    Exhibition and book launch - 'Round About or Inside'

    Published on: 16 October 2021
    The Round About or Inside exhibition explores how artists from multiple geographic and cultural contexts approach the spaces and sites that mark our lives. The exhibition opening will also mark the launch of Valuing Architecture: Heritage and the Economics of Culture.
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    Buildings in Buildings: Close Encounters of the Architectural Kind

    Published on: 21 October 2020
    For this presentation, the Hill House and its new box highlight the peculiar architecture of buildings-in-buildings and, in particular, the creation of spaces that are not interior nor exterior, but both, simultaneously.

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