2011
Contemporary Australian Architects Speaker Series
Wednesdays, 7–28 September 2011
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Tilba Pavilion, NSW, Photograph: Justin Alexander
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Tilba Pavilion, NSW, Photograph: Justin Alexander
Nick Tobias
Nick Tobias, Sydney architect and founder of Tobias Partners architecture and design studio, introduces recent projects from their portfolio.
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Tattoo House, Vic, Photograph: Peter Bennetts
Andrew Maynard
Andrew Maynard, one of Australia's top emerging designers, has received international recognition for architecture and experimental designs.
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Mount Franklin Visitors Shelter, ACT Photograph: Ben Wrigley
David Morris
David Morris, Senior Lecturer Architecture & Design Uni SA, explores prefab systems & autonomous servicing technologies for remote locations.
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Sorrento House, Vic, Photograph: Peter Bennetts
NMBW Architecture Studio
Marika Neustupny, Lucinda McLean and Nigel Bertram, NMBW Architecture Studio, emphasise urban engagement and culturally specific design. Their projects focus on particular site conditions and various local traditions.