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UTS: Design, Architecture & Building

Locality: Haymarket

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Address: 702-730 Harris Street 2007 Haymarket, NSW, Australia

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25.01.2022 Its often assumed that 18th and 19th century women were hidden away during pregnancy, but PhD candidate Catriona Fisk has uncovered quite the opposite: The main thing I discovered was that any assumption that women were unilaterally concealing or ashamed or anti-fashion about their bodies wasnt accurate, but that equally their experience varied by individual status and circumstance," says Fisk. Read more about this fascinating research here: https://bddy.me/361aQzg

25.01.2022 "One of the things that's super appealing about comics is that ability to Trojan horse some fiber into the junk food." UTS School of Design lecturer Pat Grant spoke to ABC's The Mix about how he makes issues such as class, climate change, technology, and politics, digestible through visual metaphors in his graphic novels. Skip to the 7 minute mark to watch his segment: https://bddy.me/32Ylh4k

25.01.2022 Increasingly, young people are engaging in gambling activities online, without really thinking of themselves as gamblers. In this episode of 2sers Think: Digital Futures, strategic and visual designer Lucy Klippan from the UTS Design Innovation Research Centre talks about the Cmon Australia, Dont Let The Game Play Ya campaign, which takes a novel approach to educating young people about the risks of online gambling: https://bddy.me/3b1gCBy

25.01.2022 This week on the ABC's Self Improvement podcast, our Dean, Professor Elizabeth Mossop spoke to journalist Richard Glover about the value of urban parklands, what makes Sydney's green space so unique, and why it's essential to preserve and protect them. Listen here: https://bddy.me/3l7B9bW

25.01.2022 Architecture Advanced Technologies: *EARLYBIRD DISCOUNT ENDS MONDAY 31 AUGUST* A unique suite of new short courses from UTS School of Architecture is now open covering topics as diverse as Robotic 3D Printing, Introduction to Drones, VR, Advanced Lighting Design, and many more.... In total, 10 short courses, each created to bring your skills to the cutting edge of 2020s Architecture. To apply or find out more, visit the Architecture study area of UTS Open. Just click here: https://bddy.me/2Yjf2Wx

24.01.2022 Its been incredible to see so many DAB students adapt and find inspiration, despite the challenges of pandemic-induced remote learning. Students have explored the inherent potential of everyday materials, with the shutdown delivering some unexpected creative opportunities. Read more in this story: https://www.uts.edu.au//challenge-accepted-creativity-cris

24.01.2022 Do you have a fantastic idea that could enhance the way public spaces bring people together, encourage inclusivity and reflect unique aspects of the city? The Committee for Sydney and the NSW government have launched an ideas competition to reimagine Sydneys public spaces. The competition is open to all, with entrants asked to submit a 250 word description and an image of their idea. Applications close 28 August. https://bddy.me/2Cx6ljM

24.01.2022 Design communities worldwide have been harnessing innovation and creativity to respond to the challenges faced by Covid-19. Dr Alexandra Crosby, Senior Lecturer in the School of Design spoke with Singgih Kartono in the village of Kandangan, Indonesia to find out how local communities there are adapting and using design to address current challenges: https://bddy.me/2ZlV3Hf

24.01.2022 Who doesn't love a timelapse? It's been a year since we threw open the doors to UTS Central, so to mark the occasion we've put together a video that lets you follow the journey from demolition to the opening of a new campus icon: https://youtu.be/kp4Sb8n4upw

24.01.2022 Lurex, nylon, crimplene, rayon these once exciting fabrics have since fallen out of fashion. Emily Brayshaw, Research Associate at the School of Design explains why: they dont feel great on the body this lovely combination of sweatiness and itchiness learn more about our forgotten fabrics in Brayshaws interview with James Valentine on ABC Radio: https://bddy.me/3baA7I1

24.01.2022 The benefits of investing in simple home design modifications are significant, says Phillippa Carnemolla, Senior Research Fellow at the UTS School of the Built Environment, and could even lower the risk of COVID-19 transmission. https://bddy.me/2D8Zb5o

23.01.2022 UTS and BVN Architecture have invented the world’s first robotic 3D-printed air diffusion system. Made from recycled plastic waste it offers a 90% reduction in embodied carbon when compared to existing systems. https://bddy.me/3zIhxCV

23.01.2022 A big thanks to Milad Showkatbakhsh (Wallacei) and Caroline Rodriguez Dias (Studiodias) who have presented wonderful sessions in our lecture series Urban Variation Through Digital Explorations. Into Architecture and the Built Environment? Keep an eye out for future lectures in the series. Each talk brings insight to the diverse methods used by leading researchers addressing the urban challenges facing us in the 21st century and the latest digital technologies being implem...ented at various scales worldwide. Upcoming guest speakers: Diego Navarro Mateu, Professor at the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya and co-founder of the masters program in Artificial Intelligence for Architecture and Design (25 Aug). Enriquetta Llabres Valls, Director of Relational Urbanism, UK and Senior Lecturer at the Bartlett School of Architecture (1 Sep). Reinhard Koenig, Professor at Bauhaus-University Weimar and principal scientist at the Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH (22 Sep). This lecture series is curated by Dr. Mohammed Makki, and forms part of the Master of Architecture Studio Urban Variation Through Evolutionary Processes in the UTS School of Architecture. See more

22.01.2022 Thomas Trudeau didn't always dream of being an architect. But after years working as a building conservator he went back to study, completing a UTS Bachelor of Architecture and then a UTS Master of Architecture. Today he's at the helm of Studio Trudeau, a sustainable architectural practice operating in Sydney and Barcelona, with an eye to the UK. Read more about why he chose to study architecture at UTS here: https://bddy.me/3isSrih

22.01.2022 About one in four Australian households suffer from energy poverty, and the problem is growing. But energy efficient retrofit programs could boost the post-COVID economy, reduce our carbon footprint and reduce energy poverty all while remaining cost-effective, writes Prof. Sara Wilkinson and PhD candidate Caroline Porto Valente from the UTS School of Built Environment with Prof. Alan Morris from IPPG. Read more here: https://bddy.me/2S6Ejjv

22.01.2022 Energy poverty affects some of the most vulnerable in our community. How can the property industry help solve this challenge? This Wednesday, UTS Phd candidate Caroline Porto Valente and Professor Sara Wilkinson from the School Built Environment and Professor Alan Morris from IPPG will discuss this issue in a webinar hosted by the Australian Property Institute. Students can attend for free by registering here: https://bddy.me/2ZaZioU

22.01.2022 With temperatures in western Sydney set to reach highs of 50C before 2050, new approaches to urban design are essential. Research by UTS and Western Sydney University for Landcom shifts the focus from technical solutions to cooling, to the role that commons play in adapting to the impacts of urban heat in our communities. The concept of commons means that they are accessed, enjoyed and cared for by the community, says Abby Mellick Lopes, Associate Professor in Design Studi...es at UTS and Lead Researcher on the project. The report released today, Cooling Common Space in Densifying Urban Environments, will be followed by an online Cooling the Commons pattern deck, a website that will give planners, developers, council and the community a resource for designing urban settings that maximise cooling opportunities and enhance liveability: https://bddy.me/3lgpCYs

21.01.2022 UTS Visual Communications honours cohort is showcasing their awe-inspiring work of the year! Check it out here: https://bddy.me/373RQiA

21.01.2022 Heading to Canberra over the break? Check out this review of The Body Electric at the National Gallery by Cherine Fahd from the UTS School of Design, featuring ground-breaking photography and video from the 1960s, 70s and 80s alongside more recent work from Australian and international artists. https://bddy.me/3iPWIgy

20.01.2022 Want to be involved in designing a service for students AND get a cash reward for your time? Share your insights in a focus group for the Student Learning Hub and get a $60 gift card in return. Open to all UTS students, both local and remote study mode. Be quick applications close this Friday! ... Apply at link in bio. #DesignYourUTS #StudentLearningHub #focusgroup See more

20.01.2022 Green walls and vertical gardens have many benefits: promoting biodiversity in the city, and reducing ambient temperatures and noise. But when maintained poorly, they can become an eyesore. What if robots could be designed to help keep our cities green? Associate Professor of Architecture, Tim Schork, and Professor of Sustainable Property, Sara Wilkinson are part of a cross-disciplinary team developing the wallbot a robot designed to seed, weed, feed and maintain green walls: https://bddy.me/396lep9

20.01.2022 Why is architecture important, and what makes a good school? Join Nasrine Seraji, Professor in Architecture at the University of Hong Kong this evening at 7:30pm for her online lecture The future of architectural education, challenges and opportunities, hosted by the UTS Architecture School. Register here: https://bddy.me/3hYGOiY

19.01.2022 Across the Asia Pacific region, governments are fast-tracking infrastructure projects as economic stimulus. On Reuters today, Professor Elizabeth Mossop, UTS Dean of Design, Architecture and Building shares her concerns. The risks are that these projects benefit large corporations, rather than communities, rural areas, women and people who most need jobs, she says. Read the full article here: https://bddy.me/3fKwuJn

19.01.2022 How do Australias young fashion designers envisage the future of the industry? And what are the challenges? UTS graduate Mei Zhang says "its a crucial time for fashion businesses to be actively re-evaluating their current structures and for people to think carefully about where their values are." Read more from Mei, fellow UTS graduate Agnes Choi and final year student Faiha Rahmani in this article in Vogue Australia: https://bddy.me/32yLrLm

18.01.2022 The UTS Respect.Now.Always. campaign has just been awarded a Good Design Australia award! The jury loved the whole community design and engagement approach, as well as the redefining of the problem with a creative solution." Congratulations to the Design Innovation Research Centre team who spearheaded the participatory design campaign, and the thousands of UTS students and staff who have contributed to its success. https://bddy.me/3bIbnaa

18.01.2022 Its nothing new that we need some contact with the natural world, but now theres more scientific and health research on why, and what the benefits are. Professor of sustainable property Sara Wilkinson and UTS Health colleague Dr Fiona Orr joined 2sers Think Sustainability to discuss how green is good for mental heath https://bddy.me/31TiYQn

17.01.2022 **Watch this space** A unique suite of new short courses in Architecture is coming soon expect full details next week on the UTS Open pages https://bddy.me/33i02eK Till then, enjoy a small taste of whats on offer in this quick video: Short Courses in Advanced Technologies.

17.01.2022 Don't miss the UTS Gallery exhibition "Cloud Studies", closing 13 November. Cloud Studies is the first solo exhibition in Australia by Forensic Architecture, a Turner Prize nominated research agency who use architecture to investigate human rights abuses, state violence and environmental crimes. This insightful exhibit examines the interconnectedness of global atmospheres in a time of environmental collapse, pandemic and protest. Forensic Architecture's senior researcher is Samaneh Moafi, a UTS Architecture alumnus. More information: https://bddy.me/34Slbws

17.01.2022 Does Australias increasing dependence on overseas supply chains make us vulnerable in an increasingly unstable world? Last month, DABs Dr Tim Schork and Berto Pandolfo and Emeritus Professor Roy Green from UTS Business joined three industry experts to discuss the future of Australian manufacturing. Alongside the challenges presented by Covid-19, the pandemic has also presented opportunities for innovation and adaptation, and a renewed focus on the industrys future: https://bddy.me/2PsC0Wx

16.01.2022 Thomas Trudeau didnt always dream of being an architect. But after years working as a building conservator he went back to study, completing a UTS Bachelor of Architecture and then a UTS Master of Architecture. Today hes at the helm of Studio Trudeau, a sustainable architectural practice operating in Sydney and Barcelona, with an eye to the UK. Read more about why he chose to study architecture at UTS here: https://bddy.me/3isSrih

15.01.2022 Its day 269. Toilet paper is the new bitcoin and hand sanitiser has officially replaced drinking water... Can you design a quarantine shelter? Just a few more days to get entries in for this Inter-university Design Competition hosted by the UTS Architecture and Built Environment Society with USYD and UNSW. Entries close 5th July: https://www.interunidesign.com/

15.01.2022 As one of the world’s biggest polluters, the building sector is responsible for nearly 40% of annual global greenhouse gas emissions. Now, architectural practice BVN and the UTS School of Architecture have teamed up to tackle the problem head on, with the design of the world’s first robotic 3D-printed air diffusion system. https://bddy.me/3qnCyi1

14.01.2022 What is the role of the public intellectual today? Join us tomorrow at 6:30pm for The Politics of Dissensus: a live interview with award-winning critic, author and opinion writer Elizabeth Farrelly by UTS Architectures Miguel Rodriguez-Casellas. Register here to attend online: https://bddy.me/2Q6zrda

14.01.2022 We can't wait for next week's announcement of the 2020 Carla Zampatti Foundation Design Award! The winning UTS Fashion & Textiles graduate will receive $25,000 towards further postgraduate study. In this video, 2019 winner, Madison Hislop sat down with Carla Zampatti to discuss the future of fashion and how to maintain individuality while producing work on a commercial scale: https://bddy.me/379VFEF

13.01.2022 Whats the likelihood your active wear could repel a virus, or bacteria? Zero, says Dr Catherine Burke from UTS Science, and its reckless to suggest otherwise. https://bddy.me/2EjA405

13.01.2022 If you're driving around Sydney in the coming weeks, keep your eyes out (but also on the road) for this powerful road safety campaign created by UTS Visual Communication student Ella Mander-Jones. Read more about her killer campaign here: https://bddy.me/2EEqWnx

13.01.2022 Join us in celebrating the work of students from the School of Architecture. You can take a virtual tour of over 200 projects from our students across all three disciplines: Architecture Landscape Architecture Interior Architecture... Where: https://bddy.me/2KevGm0 Thank you for your ongoing support: https://bddy.me/36QAFRw

12.01.2022 UTS continues an uninterrupted run of improvement in world rankings, jumping 34 places from 194th in the world to equal 160th (and 9th in Australia) in the latest @timeshighered World #University Rankings. Full story here: https://bddy.me/35512Ee

12.01.2022 Fortunately in Australia weve managed to flatten the curve, however the pandemic is just getting started in developing countries, which are likely to be some of the hardest hit by this disease", say UTS Professor Deborah Ascher Barnstone. Her practice, Ascher Barnstone Design, is collaborating with the charitable foundation P&G Initiatives to design and build structures that can be quickly erected to serve as clinics or COVID-19 testing centres. Learn more in this article on Dezeen: https://bddy.me/2BUIbPX

12.01.2022 If youre driving around Sydney in the coming weeks, keep your eyes out (but also on the road) for this powerful road safety campaign created by UTS Visual Communication student Ella Mander-Jones. Read more about her killer campaign here: https://bddy.me/2EEqWnx

12.01.2022 Launching tonight at 6pm, the documentary, "Distractions" features UTS Design in Visual Communication student Louis Royale and lecturer Nicola Hardcastle discussing thier experience collaborating with Re:act media on innovative road safety campaigns. The documentary reveals the insightful and creative thinking of young minds on how to communicate key road safety messaging and develop campaigns for their peer group, 18-25 year olds, and how to engage a hard-to-reach audience with road safety. Register here to get your link to watch online: https://bddy.me/36Sbf5Y

11.01.2022 Massive congratulations to UTS Fashion and Textiles graduate, Domenic Roylance who has just been announced the winner of the 2020 Carla Zampatti Foundation Design Award. We must always look to the future and find ways to support and encourage the next generation of Australian designers to succeed in the global fashion industry, said fashion icon Carla Zampatti. Read more: https://bddy.me/35hNun0

11.01.2022 Could ending homelessness actually cost less than the overall expense of doing nothing? Phillippa Carnemolla and Vivienne Skinner from the UTS School of Built Environment make the case on The Conversation: https://bddy.me/3cmYwul

11.01.2022 Check out UTS Visual Communications Alumni Sarah Spilsbury and Joy Li in this awesome list of top young Aussie creatives put together by Adobe and Buzzfeed #fridayinspo https://bddy.me/3413fQm

10.01.2022 Sara Wilkinson, Professor of sustainable property at UTS, estimates just under 30 per cent of Australian households dealt with energy poverty: refraining from using heating or appliances in order to avoid spending money. "Considering recent energy price increases, that number is likely to be higher," she said. Wilkinson will be discussing strategies to combat energy poverty with UTS colleagues Professor Alan Morris and PhD candidate Caroline Porto Valente in a webinar hosted by the Australian Property Institute on September 9. https://bddy.me/2P5HjL9

10.01.2022 "People only notice design when it goes wrong. They tend to notice that when there's a misfit or when there's a lapse, or when there's something inconsistent. And so to some extent, only designers know how important it is for experiences to feel like somebody has taken responsibility for all aspects from the overall arc right down to the detail of the pixel." Cameron Tonkinwise, Director of the Design Innovation Research Centre explains how design can be used to find the right questions, using the frame creation methodology for the "Impact at UTS" podcast. See episode 5: Breaking out of your research silo’ and skip to just before 21 minutes to hear the full interview: https://bddy.me/3lUBhMs.

10.01.2022 It's been incredible to see so many DAB students adapt and find inspiration, despite the challenges of pandemic-induced remote learning. Students have explored the inherent potential of everyday materials, with the shutdown delivering some unexpected creative opportunities. Read more in this story: https://www.uts.edu.au//challenge-accepted-creativity-cris

10.01.2022 Don't miss the next UTS Architecture public lecture this Thursday 22 October at 6:30pm. Titled 'Proving Grounds and Instrumental Architecture,' Mark Smout and Laura Allen (Smout Allen), will discuss their iconoclastic work through speculative architecture and architectural instruments that explore borders, tectonics, cartography and ecology to document and expose intersections between nature and the manmade. Register here: https://bddy.me/3keDOAi

10.01.2022 Who doesnt love a timelapse? Its been a year since we threw open the doors to UTS Central, so to mark the occasion weve put together a video that lets you follow the journey from demolition to the opening of a new campus icon: https://youtu.be/kp4Sb8n4upw

10.01.2022 Many older Australians experience whats known as energy poverty, the inability to live comfortably due to prohibitive energy costs. UTS PhD student Caroline Porto Valente in the School of the Built Environment is researching this phenomenon in Australian aged pensioners, and the benefits of energy efficiency improvements. The idea with my research is that we can maybe try to organise some guidelines for low-cost and do-it-yourself measures that local councils could teach older pensioners how to do, she says. Read more about this important research here: https://bddy.me/2Cyu6HR

08.01.2022 With the pandemic normalising working from home, is the business suit at risk of obsolescence? Associate Professor Toby Slade thinks not. He says suits are symbols of "embodied cognition", the idea that if you look the part, you act the part. "We need clothes to feel certain things and to be in certain moods," he told the Sydney Morning Herald: https://bddy.me/3gls77X

08.01.2022 UTS welcomes the announcement by the NSW Government that a plan to create a safe pathway for #international #students to return to on-campus learning in Australia has been approved and submitted for Federal Government review. Read more: https://bddy.me/3pZi8vE

07.01.2022 How do Australia's young fashion designers envisage the future of the industry? And what are the challenges? UTS graduate Mei Zhang says "it's a crucial time for fashion businesses to be actively re-evaluating their current structures and for people to think carefully about where their values are." Read more from Mei, fellow UTS graduate Agnes Choi and final year student Faiha Rahmani in this article in Vogue Australia: https://bddy.me/32yLrLm

07.01.2022 Architecture is never constrained to the scale at which we might first perceive it. Learn about its role in our shared reality tomorrow, with Andrés Jaque. The topic for our public lecture is ’Architecture as Rendered Society’. Register now: https://bddy.me/2TM280J

06.01.2022 What is fashion? And how is it different to style? Dr Emily Brayshaw, from the school of Design, joined Glyniss Traill Nash, Fashion editor for The Australian, and Australian designer Jayson Brunsdon in this wide ranging discussion about all things fashion on ABC radios Nighlife program. Listen to the discussion here: https://bddy.me/2OaiIEM

06.01.2022 Congratulations to UTS Fashion & Textiles graduate and founder of Maara Collective, Julie Shaw, for taking out both the Community Collaboration Award, as well as the Fashion Design Award at the National Indigenous Fashion Awards! "Ive always been really drawn to and inspired by traditional weaving techniques and stringwork practices, and this has inspired and informed much of my work," Julie told Vogue Australia. Read more about her story here: https://bddy.me/2DXNTkQ

05.01.2022 Dr Cherine Fahd's participatory performance series in the UTS Library Reading Room, "Whispers in the Library" begins today! This beautiful project invites the UTS community to return to campus in Spring session in a way that acknowledges and reflects upon this time of increased estrangement and isolation from one another. Cherine will inhabit a designated desk space to annotate her musings on love, fear and life. Visitors are invited to take a reflection that speaks to them, ...insert it into a library book, and return it to circulation until it eventually finds its receiver. Cherine is Director of Photography at UTS, and UTS Library's Creative in Residence for 2020. Dates: Every Friday during August (7, 14, 21, 28) & September (4, 11, 18, 25) 2020 Time: 12-3pm Venue: UTS Reading Room, level 5 UTS Central (CB02) access to UTS students and staff only. Access to the UTS Reading Room is for UTS ID card holders only. Non-UTS card holders can follow the residency via #whispersinthelibrary https://bddy.me/30zapJo

05.01.2022 Dr Cherine Fahds participatory performance series in the UTS Library Reading Room, "Whispers in the Library" begins today! This beautiful project invites the UTS community to return to campus in Spring session in a way that acknowledges and reflects upon this time of increased estrangement and isolation from one another. Cherine will inhabit a designated desk space to annotate her musings on love, fear and life. Visitors are invited to take a reflection that speaks to them, ...insert it into a library book, and return it to circulation until it eventually finds its receiver. Cherine is Director of Photography at UTS, and UTS Librarys Creative in Residence for 2020. Dates: Every Friday during August (7, 14, 21, 28) & September (4, 11, 18, 25) 2020 Time: 12-3pm Venue: UTS Reading Room, level 5 UTS Central (CB02) access to UTS students and staff only. Access to the UTS Reading Room is for UTS ID card holders only. Non-UTS card holders can follow the residency via #whispersinthelibrary https://bddy.me/30zapJo

05.01.2022 It's often assumed that 18th and 19th century women were hidden away during pregnancy, but PhD candidate Catriona Fisk has uncovered quite the opposite: The main thing I discovered was that any assumption that women were unilaterally concealing or ashamed or anti-fashion about their bodies wasnt accurate, but that equally their experience varied by individual status and circumstance," says Fisk. Read more about this fascinating research here: https://bddy.me/361aQzg

04.01.2022 Six emerging designers from six countries have been recognised at this year’s iD International Emerging Designer Awards, in partnership with Otago Polytechnic. One award winner is Gisella Candi from UTS who received the Bremworth Natural Luxury with Wool prize. The collection ‘Wide Angle Smile’ uses off-kilter prints and odd silhouettes to explore the feelings and experiences of growing up in a society that rewards convention and passivity, rather than originality, passion and individuality. All the fabric was developed and screen printed and all knits were made on a domestic knitting machine. Credit: Gisella Candi Instagram; @similar_difference

04.01.2022 It's day 269. Toilet paper is the new bitcoin and hand sanitiser has officially replaced drinking water... Can you design a quarantine shelter? Just a few more days to get entries in for this Inter-university Design Competition hosted by the UTS Architecture and Built Environment Society with USYD and UNSW. Entries close 5th July: https://www.interunidesign.com/

04.01.2022 What's the likelihood your active wear could repel a virus, or bacteria? Zero, says Dr Catherine Burke from UTS Science, and it's reckless to suggest otherwise. https://bddy.me/2EjA405

04.01.2022 Candice Lau, a graduate of both the Bachelor of Design in Visual Communication and the Master of Design at UTS, has worked as a graphic, digital and motion graphics designer. Today, she heads Studio Candice Lau, an award-winning leatherwork practice known for its colourful backpacks, tote bags, handbags and accessories. Lau credits UTS as giving her the opportunity to experiment and learn a range of design disciplines, "it was really a combination of working digitally and creating something physical. That really informed what I do now." Read more: https://bddy.me/3l4osz8

03.01.2022 It's nothing new that we need some contact with the natural world, but now there's more scientific and health research on why, and what the benefits are. Professor of sustainable property Sara Wilkinson and UTS Health colleague Dr Fiona Orr joined 2ser's Think Sustainability to discuss how green is good for mental heath https://bddy.me/31TiYQn

02.01.2022 You're invited to a night of networking, cocktails and a wander around a fabulous exhibition featuring robotics and 3D printing. Hear from Dr Tim Schork from UTS on the joint research initiative behind SR2. SR2 is a 3D-printed air-diffusion system that radically cuts energy use and so carbon emissions, while also improving air flow and user comfort levels. This Thursday at 6pm, the team behind the idea will share their research at an event or via livestream.... For all the details, and to register your attendance, just click here. BVN and UTS School of Architecture look forward to seeing you there. Register here: https://bddy.me/3gYaVIe

01.01.2022 Don’t miss ‘Isolate Make: Creative Resilience in a Pandemic’ at the Australian Design Centre, 101-115 William St Darlinghurst. Among the exhibits, each produced in covid isolation, is DAB Fashion Lecturer Donna Sgro’s ‘Clovelly’ series. A collaborative project, it draws on Donna’s research and practice in creative pattern cutting for fashion design. Part of the Sydney Festival, the exhibition opens tomorrow, 26th Nov and runs to 27th Jan.

01.01.2022 Do we need to change the way we think about supply chains and manufacturing in Australia? Join us on Wed 8 July at midday to hear from a terrific panel including UTS Architecture and Design experts Tim Schork and Berto Pandolfo: https://bddy.me/2VV99xL

01.01.2022 With the announcement of the federal governments Home Builder scheme, many homeowners are tossing up whether to renovate or sell. Heres some tips on things to consider from Professor Sara Wilkinson and Associate Professor Hera Antoniades from the School of Built Environment: https://bddy.me/2BL0o1W