Tag: 2019/2020 bushfire crisis

The Biodiversity Recovery Project will enable RBGV to regenerate critical habitats for wildlife and secure rare plant species for the Victorian Conservation Seedbank.

John Wardle Architects’ campaign to conserve endangered flora

The fundraising campaign will help Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria conserve endangered flora in bushfire affected areas.

The Australian Institute of Architects has called for urgent reforms to the National Construction Code after the bushfire royal commission found building standards are demonstrably not fit for purpose.

Urgent action needed to enhance bushfire resilience

The Australian Institute of Architects has called on governments to act urgently following the public release of the bushfire royal commission report.

Bush fire at Captain Creek, Central Queensland by 80 trading 24, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0

Bushfire rebuild should mandate zero-emission buildings

The Australian Institute of Architects has called for mandatory zero-emissions buildings in bushfire reconstruction efforts.

Institute calls for donations for bushfire rebuilding effort

Institute calls for donations for bushfire rebuilding effort

The Australian Institute of Architects has launched a donation drive for its rebuild-focused charitable campaign in response to the ongoing bushfire crisis.

Bushfire haze over Sydney.
Discussion | Linda Cheng | 23 Jan 2020

‘We have a responsibility’: architects make carbon neutral pledge

A new initiative has seen a number of Australian architecture practices commit to becoming carbon neutral businesses by the end of 2020.

Aerial photograph of Darwin’s CBD.

Ethical and scientifically sound architectural solutions to the climate crisis

Can architecture and construction science influence the regional and global climate crisis and provide credible, scientifically sound and ethical solutions?

Bushfire damage at Steels Creek by Nick Carson, licensed under Public domain
Discussion | Caroline Pidcock | 10 Jan 2020

Collective action will be needed for truly regenerative bushfire recovery

Architects Declare’s Caroline Pidcock argues that the bushfire crisis is a reminder of the built environment’s role in contributing to, and addressing, the climate crisis.

Princes Park in Carlton North, Victoria, Australia with Carlton Football Club ground on the far left  by Mat Connolley, licensed under CC BY 3.0
Discussion | Patrick Hunn | 8 Jan 2020

‘It’s not about architects having solutions’: Kim Irons on architecture after the fires

Kim Irons, an architect and former CFA member, cautions patience to those looking to offer aid to those affected by the bushfires.

The Narbethong Community Hall, by BVN and Arup and a number of consultants working pro bono, replaced a centre that was destroyed in the Black Saturday fires in 2009. The hall is wrapped in a bronze mesh fire-resistant screen
Discussion | Patrick Hunn | 7 Jan 2020

Can architects help bushfire-ravaged communities rebuild?

Architects are scrambling to offer their services to bushfire affected communities around Australia. But what role can they realistically play?

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