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KoningEizenberg takes on the idyll of local and neighbourhood through the design of recent projects in the Los Angeles region in Urban Hallucinations. They bring a fresh eye to placemaking and community building in an urban area that is ambivalent about development, yet conscious of regional issues — notably sustainability, affordability, and housing shortage. Believing opportunities hide in plain sight, the architects sift through the context of increasing regulation, differing opinions on responsible growth, and priorities for quality of life to extract their own unexpected and compelling approach to the architecture of the day.

A Deakin research project on Geelong’s vacant industrial space has moved into its next stage.

JOIN US to the launch of the installation on
Friday the 22nd of September from 2.00pm to 4.00pm
in front of the Old Court House in Commercial rd., Port Augusta and bring your ideas about the public space of the CBD
Public opening and party with drinks and nibbles

The University of Sydney School of Architecture, Design and Planning congratulates Master of Design Science alumna, Sally-anne Kellaway, who has recently been recognised by Variety magazine as one of their top 10 Virtual Reality Innovators to Watch.

The students of the Masters of Architecture at University of Newcastle invite you to attend their final year exhibition, entitled fortynine : fiftyone
Venue
Nobby’s Lighthouse,
Pasha Way, Newcastle, NSW
Opening Night: 5pm Friday, 1st December
The exhibition will also be open from 10am Saturday 2nd of Dec – 5pm Sunday 3rd December
Join us for light refreshments on Opening Night, catered by Supper Lane with complimentary drinks upon arrival.

Our Cities@UNSW panels focus on the planning, design and development of metropolitan Sydney.
This panel will be framed around the implications of spatial inequality in Sydney.
This is part of the public engagement program of the UNSW Grand Challenge on Inequality.

When Riverside Primary School officially opened its latest addition, the guests of honour were from another school entirely – the University of Tasmania’s School of Architecture and Design. In a collaboration between the two schools, design students created Home Base, a new veranda with integrated play elements that connects several classrooms and the structured learning within to the outdoor sports fields and the open-ended play without.

Last week international guests Jesse Reiser and Nanako Umemoto, founding directors of New York based firm Reiser + Umemoto (RUR Architecture DPC), visited the Melbourne School of Design as part of the 2017 Dean’s Lecture Series.