News and Events Archive
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2006
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30 May (Tuesday), 6:00pm |
Tim Schwager: Working in China |
Hearth, level 2 Wilkinson Building
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Tim, the recipient of The University of Sydney Medal in 1971, has worked extensively in China with many of our alumni. He will share his experiences and his insights. Hosted by the Architecture Alumni Council |
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11 April 5pm for 5:30 |
Undergraduate Awards Ceremony |
MacLaurin Hall |
Undergraduate students | Ceremony | |
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21 April |
graduation Ceremony |
MacLaurin Hall |
students | Ceremony | |
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9 May 5pm for 5:30 |
Postgraduate Awards Ceremony |
MacLaurin Hall |
Postgraduate students | Ceremony | |
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15 May 5pm |
Opening Drinks to view the exhibition component of two Advanced Study Reports |
Atrium Space |
All welcome | Cloven, an exploration of Clovelly in Sydney, London and Devon By Theodora Bowering & Cockatoo, Photographic works and Projections of Cockatoo Island By Claire MacCaughan |
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13 April 1-2pm |
The imagination of Construction |
ALT3 - wilkinson Building
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Sam Ridgway discusses Marco Frascari’s novel views on architectural construction, and his own use of student video production in teaching architectural construction. | Presentation | |
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13 April 6 - 8:30pm |
Book Launch and Lecture |
Lecture Theatre 1 All welcome, but please RSVP by clicking link in column 2 |
Adrian Snodgrass, Adjunct Professor, UWA and Research Associate, Faculty of Architecture, University of Sydney launches his book "Interpretation in Architecture" | lecture and book launch | |
| 17 - 19 March, 2006 |
New Constellations: Art, Science and Society' |
MCA:
Conference enquiries (Mon – Fri): 61 2 9245 2484 or education@mca.com.au |
Charting the ways in which art and science are gravitating towards one another within contemporary culture, New Constellations presents the latest thinking about collaboration between artists and scientists and examines how the worldwide trend towards interdisciplinary engagement is changing the definitions, methodologies and practices they use and how they view the social implications of their work. |
Conference
For full details: www.mca.com.au Presented in association with Artspace; Australian Network for Art and Technology; Cognition and Creativity Studios, University of Technology, Sydney; Patrick Technology and Systems; and The University of Sydney. Two members of our staff at the Architecture Facult are key speakers at the conference; Petra Gemeinboeck and Andy Dong. |
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| 17 - 31 March, 2006 |
ALUMNI SHOWCASE 06 |
Faculty Hearth, Wilkinson Building
All Welcome |
An exhibition of the work of recent alumni
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| 24 March, 5:30pm Exhibtion runs 25 March to 22 April |
What Survives Sonic Residues in Breathing Buildings |
Performance Sapce 199 Cleveland St Redfern 2012 www.performancespace.com.au
All Welcome |
Artists: Nigel Helyer, Jodi Rose and Alex Davies, Garry Bradbury, Joyce Hinterding, Aaron Hull, Somaya Langely, Amanda Stewart and Sumugan Sivanesan
Guest Speaker Densil Cabrera |
Exhibition Nigel Helyer, Honorary Associate has a wonderful performance happening as part of the Constellations conference at the MCA this weekend - fri sat sunday as 90min ferry trips -Syren is a fully immersive surround sound experience of Sydney Harbour aboad the ferry Regal, but with a powerful difference: all the sound content is generated in response to the ferry's geographical location and speed. The performance considers Sydney as a working harbour and tracks the route of Sydney's ferries allowing passengers to link the sonic experience on board with the visual experience of the surroundings. more info Click here |
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10 April, 4pm - room 481 |
Affordability and its Implications for Housing Supply |
Faculty of Architecture |
Geoff Meen; Professor of Applied Economics at the University of Reading (UK) | Seminar: Housing affordability is being recognised as a major issue in local and regional areas across Australia, with many people unable to purchase or rent homes in the areas they choose. Local communities in most areas of NSW are experiencing shortages of suitable accommodation, brought about by a serious deterioration in the stock of affordable housing. Professor Meen is an economist who specialises in analyses of housing markets from the national to the regional and local levels. In 2004/05, he was commissioned by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM, UK) to lead a team of researchers to develop a methodology for determining regional housing targets, with a focus on affordability. Before joining The University of Reading, Professor Meen was an Economic Adviser at HM Treasury and the Department of the Environment. He had a spell as a Research Fellow at the University of Melbourne in the early eighties. | |
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New Dean of Architecture announced |
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| Australia Day Honours Laurie Rose, President of the Planning Research Centre in our Faculty, is to be admitted as a Member of the Order of Australia, the citation for which notes "For service to town planning, particularly urban development, infrastructure and residential design and to environmentally friendly soil and water management initiatives and practices." |
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| Neville Quarry Architectural Education Prize On 27 October, at the 2005 RAIA National Architecture Awards, held in the Sydney Opera House, Anna Rubbo was awarded the commendation of the Neville Quarry Architectural Education Prize. "This commendation is made to Anna Rubbo for her commitment to education, her compassionate care for her students and the community, and, in particular, for her extensive involvement in the UN MIllenium Project Task Force on Improving the Lives of Slum Dwellers. She has been the driving force behind the Global Studio, further illustrating her compassion and leadership as an example to students and the broader profession." Student Prize for the Advancement of Architecture The Student Prize for the Advancement of Architecture went to our student, Joshua Morrin, who had worked with Anna on the Global Studio. "This certificate is awarded to Joshua Morrin in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the advancement of architecture, both nationally and internationally, a contribution made as a significant member of a talented team who have sought to re-focus architectural attention on the role that architects can play in improving the lives of the urban poor." Joshua has also been awarded the 2005 Byera Hadley Travelling Scholarship for Students, awarded by the NSW Architects registration Board. |
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| NSW AIPM chapter's Student Award: Ph.D student Chee Shien Jeremy Wu has received the NSW AIPM chapter's Student Award. It was awarded for his work to date on 'Learning in Project Management organisations'. The 'opposition' included senior students from UTS, UNSW and Macquarie University's departments of Civil Engineering. |
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| New Professor of Practice: Chris Johnson: On behalf of Professor Beryl Hesketh, PVC (Sciences & Technology), we would like to announce the three-year appointment of Chris Johnson to a fractional (1 day per week in the first instance) position as Professor of Practice in the Faculty of Architecture. It is envisaged that Professor Johnson's appointment will help strengthen the research base of the Faculty through facilitating community research engagement activities, helping establish a research-based consulting role for the Faculty, providing research project work for students that can be fed back into the community and working with the Faculty in adapting research activities to meet the needs of practice in Sydney, nationally and internationally. As well as this, Professor Johnson will promote the University and its activities, on all levels, interact collaboratively with other universities in enhancing the long-term sustainability of the city, develop conferences and workshops in collaboration with other Faculty staff, and work towards the production of scholarly books and publications that address the interface between research, scholarship and practice. Chris Johnson has served as Adjunct Professor of Architecture in the Faculty. Please join us in welcoming Professor Johnson to this new role in the Faculty and the College of Sciences & Technology. |
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| BLOCK FIGHTS FOR ITS FUTURE Mr Colin James, Faculty of Architecture and Ian Buchan Fell Housing Research Centre is one of a group of academics and politicians who have joined the campaign to stop the State Government taking control of redevelopment of the Block at Redfern. |
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| Adjunct As/Prof Viv Milligan and Dr Nicole Gurran have been successful in the current round of AHURI grants. These are Category 1 grants equal in stature to ARC grants. Viv is the CI on a new $79k grant; Viv and Nicole are co-CIs on another $72k grant; Viv is a member of another two grants, one in collaboration with UQ and one with our Faculty of Health Sciences. | |||||
| Student's round-table talks centre on design By Catherine Naylor Plans to build an institution aimed at improving government decision-making have been given a helping hand by university students who have come up with ideas for its design. The Centre for Dialogue Project was conceived in 2001 when director Peter Hancock visited a similar centre in Vancouver, Canada, to take part in an international summit on mining. “I saw how much better they were at making progress than we were. I walked in and I was gobsmacked.†Once built, the centre will provide a venue for business, government and community groups to meet and discuss difficult and complex issues of the day in a neutral, non-threatening, “round-table†environment.†It will help in good governance, providing a place where contentious issues can be discussed, things like the Defence white paper, or the Bougainville crisis. “Groups of indigenous people can meet in a nonthreatening environment with other stakeholders. When the prime minister meets indigenous people in Parliament House, it is a threatening place for them. “The intent is for the centre to be evocative of the round table and corroborees, where stakeholders can identify each others values and find common ground to build on, avoiding confrontation. Some issues will be resolved without the need for legislation. It will be like working in a modern cathedral, respectful and safe.†The project committee hopes to begin building the centre in late 2007, if it is successful in securing on time the estimated $20 million in funding that is needed. Eighty University of Sydney architecture students spent the last semester working on a brief to design the centre. They were asked to take into account the centre’s setting within Canberra’s Parliamentary Triangle, on Commonwealth Avenue between the National Library and Parliament House. Fifteen of the best student designs are on exhibition at the ANU’s National Europe Centre until Friday. Adele Rowland, 23, was one of the students whose work was selected for the exhibition. Having grown up in Melba, she said her local knowledge had helped her in her design. “I was a lot more familiar with the site than the others,†she said, “At least 100 hours of work went into the designs. “It was good to have a project that had a real brief, to work with actual clients. It is almost unheard of to have this exposure as a fourth-year student.†Her classmate, Luke Gerzina, 24, of Sydney, said he had also enjoyed the reality of the project. “We didn’t have in mind any competition, we were designing for our tutors really. But our client actually chose us, that’s better than any mark, and to be in our own exhibition, that’s awesome. Canberra Times Tuesday 6 Dec 2005 |
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| CAMPFIRE TABLE Tomek Archer's* Campfire table, designed and made in Advanced Art, Object Design with lecturer Linda Fienberg a few years back, is a nominee in the ADAE and featured in the latest SCENE DESIGN QUARTERLY. * Architecture student |
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| SILENCE AIR Chris Field, a PHD graduate of this Faculty won the ABC's Inventor of the Year Award on the "New Inventors" program. Chris' invention, an acoustically insulated wall ventilator, had its genesis in his PhD research supervised by Fergus Fricke in the former Department of Architectural and Design Science. Chris' research is an example of that rarity - University research that is actually of some use and benefit to the community. |
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| 2004 RAIA Student Prize for the Advancement of Architecture: Bryna Lipper, The University of Sydney | |||||
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Urban Design students win the PIA's student award for their Hobart Waterfront project |
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House of cardboard stands to the test: After standing outside the Opera House for two weeks in the heaviest rain Sydney has to offer, a cardboard house designed and constructed by architectures students has passed its first major design test. The cardboard house has now moved to the Houses of the Future Exhibition at Homebush. |
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The Inaugral Super Studio Competition was initiated and organised by four University of Sydney Faculty of Architecture students, Bryna, Allan, Josh and Steven. These amazing students project managed the competition, which we hope will continue each year, being organised by a different university each round."In-Between or Anywhere" |
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| 21 March, 2006, 12.00 - 5:00pm |
Careers Colossus |
Great Hall and MacLaurin Hall
All Welcome |
Main Careers Fair - all disciplines
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Careers Fair | |
| 06 March 2:00-4:00pm |
Collaboration Between Engineer and Architect - Our Work |
Carslaw Lecture Theatre 275 All Welcome |
Collaboration between Engineer and Architect – Our Work |
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| 01 March UG:11:30-12:30pm PG:5:00-6:00pm |
Orientation + welcome for Undergraduate and Postgraduate Coursework students |
Level 2, Wlkinson Bldg. All Welcome |
A welcome + orientation to all new students |
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| 07 March from 4pm | Part time teachers welcome |
Level 2, Wlkinson Bldg. part time staff |
A welcome to partime teachers, tutors and casual staff & and opportunity for them to meet the new dean |
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21 Nov 2005 |
Farewell Dinner
for the Dean of the Faculty of Architecture Professor Gary Moore |
Forum Restaurant, Darlington Centre
174 City Road, Darlington |
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17 Nov 2005 |
SECOND YEAR EXHIBITION- Second Year Studio, LEVEL 3 Free drinks, music and food |
Faculty Hearth, Wilkinson Building
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The importance of architecture in social life lies in its very materiality. By giving shape and form to the material world, architecture creates a visual representation of values, defines the structure of human flows, and provides the physical site where everyday life occurs. Architecture does these through the body. It is the body that perceives, moves and eats. The body itself is a place in space. The individual is located in a body that is socially, culturally and historically specific. In what ways can the building create links between otherwise unrelated bodies? Can the building be created as a spatial network which will not only assist to create new connections, but will also reinforce the appeal of urban public life? |
Exhibition: The second-year architectural design studio explores these possibilities through the project of Å’A Spatial Network for Bodies: Camperdown Residential Cooking School and Café‚. Students have not only investigated into the conceptual and spatial interpretations of program, but have also undertaken a tectonic model to explore their ideas about construction, materials, spatial qualities, details and finishes.
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| 10 Nov 2005 | Reunion / fundraiser: ALL ALUMNI $50 per person (cheques payable to the University of Sydney) |
Faculty Hearth, Wilkinson Building |
Blast from the past |
• Vince Sorrenti as M.C. • Fab D.J. • Great food & drinks • Scintilating company |
Alumni Reunion |
| 12 - 18 Nov 2005 | Eye Candy |
Tin Sheds Gallery, Faculty of Architecture, University of Sydney (148 City Road, Chippendale) | Design Computing and Digital Media Exhibition of 2005 | ALL | Exhibition |
| 8 Nov 2005 | PRC Denis Winston Memorial Lecture |
ALT1, Wilkinson Building | 'Regions, Regional Plans: Lessons from Victoria and the World" | Prof. Lyndsay Neilson, Secretary Dept. of Sustainability and Environment, Victoria | lecture |
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24 Oct - 5 Nov 2005
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Refugee week exhibition (Architecture for Humanity) |
Faculty Hearth, Wilkinson Building people, places, situations: response is part of the Room for Refuge series of exhibitions running during and beyond Refugee Week 05. For information on the other exhibitions and workshop go to www.room4refuge.info |
people, places, situations: response is an exhibition of multi-disciplinary, creative responses to the international refugee crisis. We aim to raise awareness, provide context and stimulate critical debate of the issues through a diverse series of works drawn from the fields of architecture, theatre, film and literature. regions covered include Australia, Indonesia, Aceh, east Timor, Laos, Afghanistan, Jordan and Kosovo. people, places, situations: response posits the view that with an intelligent, informed and creative use of the problem solving matrix of design, architects can not only manage refugee and humanitarian crises better, but also act as progressive and positive agents for change at all scales.
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FiLMS - November 1 to 4 Friday Nov 4 , ALT 1, |
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| 15 - 22 Oct 2005 | Urban design students exhibition in conjunction with PIA accreditation visit | Faculty Hearth, Wilkinson Building | Urban design students exhibition | all | exhibition |
| Aug 25 - Dec 01, 2005 | Exhibition of The University of Sydney collection of prints by the architect Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720 - 1788) |
The University of Sydney Museum, Main Quadrangle
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| 6 - 8 Oct 2005 | Queensland Study Tour |
Queensland
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This invitation is open to all NSW Planners. Major themes of the tour:environmentally sensitive
development, new higher density suburban development, inner city and transit oriented development. Please register your interest with the PRC via email or tel: 02 9351 6863. |
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| 4 Oct 2005 | WORLD HABITAT DAY | Eastern Avenue Auditorium | World Habitat Day Global Studio |
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| Sept 10,11 & 17, 18 2005 | Drawings by a young LESLIE WILKINSON |
17 Macintosh St, Gordon,
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A Centenary Exhibition of his European Drawings at "Eryldene"
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being opened by Professor Gary Moore, Dean, Faculty of Architecture, University of Sydney Enquiries: 9498 2271 www.kuringai.net/eryldene |
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| 1 - 12 October 2005 | Second year design exhibition | Faculty Hearth, Wilkinson Building | Second year design exhibition | all | exhibition |
| Sept 13 2005 | Prof. Fisch Institute for Building and Solar Technology, TU Braunschweig Institut für Gebäude- und Solartechnik, TU Braunschweig (PDF) |
Wilkinson Building, Second Floor, Lecture Theatre 1,
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Energy Efficient Commercial Buildings in Germany - Design and Evaluation of advanced Energy and Climate- Design Concepts |
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| Sept 8 2005 | John Toon Farewell dinner |
The Great Hall- The University of Sydney
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farewell dinner
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| Sept 5 2005 | 2006 RAIA Colourbond steel student biennale |
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$8000 prize money
Entries open September 05 More info: www.architecture.com.au /biennale or contact your local SONA rep |
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Tuesdays 2005 |
Tuesday Flicks |
ALT 1
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Films
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| 25 Aug 2005 | Architecture and Allied Arts Research Presentations/Workshops |
Faculty of Architecture,
Room 481 |
Neo baroque and bel composto
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| 24 Aug 2005 | The first Architecture Employment Market Day: Students will be able to talk about job prospects with up to 15 industry representatives |
Boral and Atrium Galleries
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Market Day
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| Aug 24 2005 | Decentralisation Revisited - The role of Technology (or saving our Sydney) |
Wilkinson Building, Lecture Theatre 1
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| Aug 23 & 24 2005 (sydney college of the arts) | Mischa Kuball |
Wilkinson Building, Lecture Theatre 1
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| 19 Aug-17 Sept 2005 | Objecture & You |
Wilkinson Building
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A student exhibition of Objects
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| 19 Aug-10 Sept 2005 | Harry Seidler retrospective arch exhibition |
Wilkinson Building
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17 Aug |
ARCHITECTURE CAREERS MARKET DAY |
ALT1 (1-2pm), ALT3 (2-3pm & 5-6pm) |
Discuss your career with Sydney's leading Architectural practices |
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| 17 Aug2005 | The Role of a University in Urban Revitalisation Professor Ed Blakely, Chair of Urban and Regional Planning |
Great Hall
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Professorial Speech
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| 15 Aug 2005 | Sheena Duggan, a student in the faculty, has been selected as a finalist for the Young Designer of the Year Award now showing at the Powerhouse Museum. The brief - to design an object or environment re-using plastic shoping bags. Sheena was the only entrant to challenge the brief and question whether plastic bags should be made in the first place. |
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| 20 July 2005 | Carles Muro and Lluis Ortega Open Lecture |
Eastern Av Auditorium
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| July 19 2005 | Glenn Murcutt, Richard Leplastrier & Peter Stutchbury |
Stephen Roberts Theatre - The University of Sydney
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Major Public Lecture In conjunction with the Glenn Murcutt Masterclass being held in the studios of the USyd Architecture Faculty for the second consecutive year.
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The Glenn Murcutt International Architecture Master Class, now in its fifth year,There will be 30 participants from US, The Netherlands, France, Canada, Uruguay, Ethiopia, The Faroe Islands, New Zealand, Mexico, Costa Rica, Italy, Germany, South Africa, Slovenia, Norway, Austria, North Cyprus, United Arab Emirates, China and India. Tutors on the two-week program are Glenn Murcutt, Richard Leplastrier and Peter Stutchbury.
Further information can be found at: http://www.ozetecture.org/ |
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The Nature of Beauty |
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| 2005 | Design builds the bottom line (Mr David Rowe)(Australian Financial Review p63) David Rowe (Architecture) has spent a lot of his academic life measuring office buildings and how humans behave in them. Now with the help of a Canadian academic, Professor Jacqueline Vischer from the University of Montreal, ARC funding and engineering consultants Norman Disney and Young (NDY), Rowe may find himself part of the team that creates a world breakthrough to clearly quantify the impact of a building on productivity and an employerís bottom line. |
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| 19 July 2005 |
Glenn Murcutt Open Lecture |
Eastern Av Auditorium
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Open Lecture |
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9-11 July 2005 |
The Architecture of Philosophy/ The Philosophy of Architecture |
National Museum of Photography, Film & Television, Bradford, UK
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Market Day |
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| 9 July 2005 | You are invited to the Semester 1, 2004 Student Screenings. This will feature the work of graduate students in the Film & Digital Video program | Chauvel Cinema: Paddington Town Hall, cnr Oatley Av and Oxford St, Paddington | Student Screening | all | exhibition |
| 28 June 2005 | Design computing and digital multi-media student exhibition | Level 2 Wilkinson Building, Key Centre corridor | all | exhibition | |
| 16 June 2005 | Lloyd Rees Memorial Lecture Kenneth Frampton: Critical Regionalism Revisited Presented in association with the NSW Ministry for the Arts |
Wilkinson Building | Lloyd Rees Memorial Lecture | all | Lecture |
| 11 June 2005 | Grand Opening Stage II Wilkinson Building | Forecourt | all | event | |
| 3 June 2005 | Graduate OPEN NIGHT - 2 Floor, Boral Timber Gallery | Wilkinson Building | all | event | |
| 1 June 2005 | YBE 2004 City Talks "The mass media's influence on modern architecture" |
Sydney Town Hall | all | event | |
| 25 May 2005 | debate between David Hensher and Garry Glazebrook. |
Eastern Avenue Auditorium
6-8pm |
"Sydney: Let it ride"
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| May 17 2005 | Graduate Awards Ceremony (PICS) |
Maclaurin Hall, 5:30pm
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| 17 May2005 | Opening of The The Henry J Cowan Arch Sci Teaching Lab (PICTURES) |
Wilkinson Building, Rm 481
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opening
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| 6 May 2005 | Opening of the Stage Three Building Works |
Faculty Hearth, Wilkinson Building
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opening, exhibit
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| April 12,2005 | Undergraduate Awards Ceremony |
Maclaurin Hall, 5:30pm
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| 11 May, 2005 | Postgraduated Awards Ceremony | Maclaurin Hall | Student Awards | all | event |
| 27 April, 2005 | Undergraduated Awards Ceremony |
Great Hall
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Students Awards
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| 23 April, 2005 | Graduation Ceremony |
Great Hall
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Faculty Graduation
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| 2005 |
The changing face of Urban Design in the UK - Lessons for Australia |
ALT 1
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CRASH: launch of cardboard housing prototype |
Atrium
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UNFOLD: A collection of work by Sydney Univeristy 3rd year students. |
Tin Sheds Gallery
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Exhibits |
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Splash : An exhibition of graduating students' aquatic centre projects. |
Tin Sheds Gallery
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| 2004
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5th Wilkinson Lecture |
Great Hall - USYD
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Constructing Complexity |
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| 2004 |
Urban and Regional Planning and Policy PhD Graduate is awarded the Justice Medal for his work in the advancement of tennant's rights In the early 1970s, there was no Rental Bond Board, Residential Tenancies Act and no Fair Trading Tribunal. In short, tenants had no rights. "I had one come in and he had a card: 'Big Jim - we move anyone'," recalled Dr Mowbray. "The landlord had sent round Big Jim to lock out the tenant. They could do that." Over the past 30 years, the co-ordinator of the Western Sydney Tenants Service has stood in front of bulldozers, had his life threatened as he fought for those with nowhere else to turn. Now Dr Mowbray has been recognised with the Justice Medal, the top honour at the NSW Law and Justice Foundation's 2004 Justice Awards. The latest edition of the Tenants' Right Manual refers to him as a "treasure" and his efforts have been crucial to many advances in tenants' rights. It began at Redfern Legal Centre, where he did his last placement as a social work student. Soon he had established the Tenants' Right Project with Shelter NSW followed by the Tenants Union in 1976. The tactics were brazen, with landlords even being shamed in front of the neighbours and TV crews. |
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60% of the recipients of this year's RAIA New South Wales Architecture Honours are staff or alums of the University of Sydney Faculty of Architecture |
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2004 |
Neville Thiele OAM |
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Col James won the President's Award at the RAIA Awards on Saturday last for his contribution to the profession, to the academic world and to the cause of architecture in society. Congratulations |
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Please join me in congratulating our very own Kristine Sodersten, Coordinator of the BDes(Arch) Program and Associate Dean (Undergraduate Studies) on receiving one of this year's Vice-Chancellor's Award for Outstanding Teaching. Among the few who received awards this year, she has also been nominated by Professor Paul Ramsden, PVC (Teaching & Learning) as one of only three to enter the national 2003 Australian Awards for University Teaching. |
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Graduate Awards Ceremony |
Great Hall
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Student Awards |
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Professor Michael Burt from the School of Architecture and Town Planning, Technion Israel Institute of Technology, has been appointed as a Visiting Professor of Architectural Science" He is an internationally recognised expert in structural engineering and urban form as it relates to architecture, urban design and urban planning. |
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"Jørn Utzon has followed Glenn Murcutt in winning this year's Pritzker Prize for Architecture 3 days before his 85th birthday and just a week after his Sydney honorary degree. Utzon's son Jan commented "He (Jørn) has this feeling that he likes best the honours that have come to him from Australia and it means a lot to him, the warm feelings that come to him from Australia." |
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16 April , 2004 |
Undergraduate Awards Ceremony |
Great Hall
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Student Awards |
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2004 |
RAIA Student Biennale |
Atrium Gallery
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Student Biennale |
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28 March , 2004 |
Graduation Ceremony |
Great Hall
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Faculty Graduations |
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Egov research launch: |
Faculty of Architecture
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Local e-government now:a worldwide view |
Christian |
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2003 |
An exhibition of works by the third year USYD Architecture students |
Tin Sheds Gallery
154 City Road |
READY TO ASSEMBLE |
students |
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2003 |
Film Screenings |
Chauvel Cinema,Paddington Townhall, cnr Oatley and Oxford st Paddington
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screening for the Film and Digital Video program |
Buckmaster |
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| 2003 |
Student work exhibition - Traces of the past |
ALT 1 |
Turkey's Place in the World Heritage |
General Public |
Exhibition
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| 2003 |
sharetrading. As part of this installation/performance |
Art Space, 43 Cowper Wharf rd. Woolloomooloo |
catchingafallingknife |
General Public |
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| 2003 |
Monumentality Conference |
Eastern Ave (USYD) |
Monumentality |
General Public |
Conference
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| 2003 | planning the future
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level 2, ALT 2 |
Planning the Future |
Jahn |
Talking Buildings
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Professor Tom Heneghan has been awarded the " Kokyo Kenchiku Shoh" for his design of Forest Park Adatara |
Japan |
Professor Tom Heneghan receives Japan's Public Architecture Award 2002 |
Heneghan |
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| 2003 |
James Perry and Mr Koichi won the grand prize for the Central Glass competition. The judge was Toyo Ito and the entries were about 1030. As a result James will be travelling to Tokyo in three weeks for the ceremony prize giving |
Tokyo |
recent GRADUATE JAMES PERRY Central Glass Comp in Tokyo |
Faculty recent Graduate |
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| 2002 |
Facilities Management |
Design Studios, Level 3 |
Facilities Management |
Professionals |
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| 2002 |
BArch Exhibition |
Atrium |
Exhibition of selected work from the open studio BArch Years 4/5 in conjunction with the launch of Dispatch |
students |
Exhibition
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| 2002 |
City within a city |
Darlington Centre 174 city Road, Darlington |
City within a city: perspectives on sustainability at University of Sydeny |
Various |
Forum
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| 2002 |
Hybrid ventilation |
level 2 |
Natural and Hybrid Ventilation in Non Residential Buildings |
Various |
Forum
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| 2002 |
Talking Buildings |
261 |
Talking Buildings |
Various |
Lecture
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| 2002 |
Art exhibition and prize |
Tin Sheds Gallery |
Advanced Art Studio Exhibition & Noel Chettle Art Prize 2002 |
Various |
Exhibition
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| 2002 |
Debate at the Museum of Sydney |
Level 8 |
Great debates at the Musuem of Sydney |
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Activity
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2002 |
Graduate Award Ceremony |
Mclaren Hall
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Award Ceremony |
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Activity
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| 2002 |
Terry smith - Target Architecture |
Mills Lecture Theatre, Room 209, RC Mills |
Destination and Spectacle ater September 11 |
Smith |
Lecture
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2002 |
Dr Nigel Helyer wins the Helen Lempriere prize |
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Australia's richest sculpture award |
Helyer |
Activity
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2002 |
Undergraduate Award Ceremony |
Mclaren Hall
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Award Ceremony |
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Activity
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2002 |
4th Wilkinson Lecture |
Eastern Av Auditorium |
Geometries of Power: Imperial Cities of Delhi |
Johnson |
Lecture
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2002 |
Professorial Lecture |
Tusculum |
The Heneghan Professorial Lecture |
Heneghan |
Lecture
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2002 |
Graduate Award Ceremony |
Mac Laurin Hall |
Awards |
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Activity
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2001 |
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2001 |
Architecture Students design workshop |
Taronga Zoo |
Fountain design for zoo |
Crowe |
Exhibit
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2001 |
Graduations |
Great Hall |
Undergraduate and Graduate |
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Activity
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2001 |
BArch Fifth year Exhibition |
Grat Hall |
Awards |
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Exhibit
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2001 |
BScArch Third Year Exhibition |
Grat Hall |
Awards |
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Exhibit
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2001 |
First Year Model Exhibition |
Taronga Zoo |
Fountain design for zoo |
Howells |
Exhibit
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