Tag: Design Speaks
Design Speaks Collection to revisit powerful editions of The Architecture Symposium
Season Three of Design Speaks Collection will revisit some of the most talked about editions of The Architecture Symposium: Beyond the Building, Truth or Dare? and the Brisbane symposium.
Artichoke Night School, Melbourne
In this highly respected program, the director of Clare Cousins Architects, Clare Cousins; associate at Hassell, Di Ritter, and joint creative director of Design Office, Damian Mulvihill, will each share their insights into designing enduring interior spaces.
Artichoke Night School, Sydney
In this highly respected program, speakers share their insights into designing interior spaces that stand the test of time.
Our Houses, Melbourne
A conversation between architects and their clients.
Our Houses, Brisbane
In this insightful program, architects and clients will come together to exchange stories about their vision, rationale and process while completing residential projects.
Our Houses, Sydney
A conversation between architects and their clients.
The Architecture Symposium: A Broader Landscape
Tickets are now on sale for the next Design Speaks event, “A Broader Landscape,” which will interrogate how architects practising in Australia use (or misuse) the term “landscape” to many different ends.
Workplace design in a post-pandemic world
Tickets are now on sale for the 2022 Work Place / Work Life symposium, which examines the influences and changing dynamics of workplace design.
Houses that aspire to do more
A symposium, held at the Daylesford Longhouse, explored the theme of houses that engage with ideas of flexibility, education and environmental comprehensiveness.
Architecture as a catalyst for transformation
In an upcoming four-part online symposium, Australia’s world-class architects will delve into their public projects that have made an impact beyond the built form itself.
The big experiment: the COVID-19 pandemic and the built environment
In this episode of the Design Speaks podcast, we speak to a selection of built environment professionals for a “pulse check” of how the industry is fairing.
Housing challenges in an age of crisis
Leading architects from Australia and around the world will come together in an online symposium to discuss alternative models of housing and the impact of the climate, pandemic and recession crises.
Our Houses Brisbane
Conversations between architects and clients, including Nielsen Jenkins and Edition Office.
Making a more scalable impact in housing: 2019 Housing Futures conference
In her review of the 2019 Housing Futures conference in Melbourne, Alysia Bennett finds a forum that “provides a concrete and acute understanding of the implications of possibilities and barriers to delivery and scalability of best practice housing.”
PLH Arkitekter’s Paulette Christophersen on the future of workplace design
Ahead of an appearance in Sydney, Paulette Christophersen, of Copenhagen-based practice PLH Arkitekter, explains her response to the fluidity of the modern workplace.
Architecture as social facilitator: The Architecture Symposium, Brisbane 2019
Scott Petherick reviews The Architecture Symposium, Brisbane, which took place at the State Library of Queensland on 15 March.
The Architecture Symposium Brisbane to explore design in the Asian Century
Eight architects representing the diversity of architecture and design across the Asia Pacific region will appear at The Architecture Symposium Brisbane.
All we can hope or ask for: The Architecture Symposium Sydney
At The Architecture Symposium Sydney, an event billed as giving voice to Australia’s world-class architects, Mark Raggatt found the day full of questioning and hope.
Shop Architects’ William Sharples in conversation for Architecture Australia roundtable
William Sharples, founding principal of New York-based practice Shop Architects, will appear at an Architecture Australia roundtable event on 29 November.
Human need, human condition: 2018 Health Care / Health Design conference
At the 2018 Health Care / Health Design conference, Casey Bryant found opportunities and challenges emerging as the home and the hospital become increasingly intertwined.
