Student exhibition gives a snapshot of a creative research project plotting the hidden in the familiar, and encouraging new engagement with Sydney's rich urban environs.
Graduate Exhibitions starting on 1 December will showcase the creative design works from students of the Architecture, Design Computing, Interactive Design and Electronic Arts and Urban Design programs.
After Images is an exhibition and auction of sketches primarily by Australian architects of Japan, generously donated in support of the Tohoku region's recovery from the devastating earthquakes and tsunami of March this year. The works will be silently auctioned during the event.
Taking place in and amongst the Wilkinson Building from 1 to 8 December, aMaze asks; what role does architecture play in architecture? How important is space itself for the generation of ideas?
Youtopia showcases 30 projects for 3 potential theatre locations, developed by students of the Master of Architecture Digital Architecture Research Studio in Semester 1, 2011. Youtopia is presented at the Tin Sheds Gallery from January 12 to January 26, 2012.
Emeritus Professor Warren Julian's service to illumination engineering education and research, educational administration and to professional associations has been recognised in the latest round of Queen's Birthday Honours
Over 100 Prizes and Scholarships have been awarded at the 2011 Prizes and Scholarships Night for undergraduate and postgraduate students of the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning
Master of Architecture students Katie Yeung and Marinel Dator win first prize in the Barcelona 2011 international architecture competition, beating 500 other entries
The Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning will host 2 intensive 2-day Principles of Interaction Design and Visual Communication Workshops, commencing on the 4th and 6th of July.
Curators for the third Vivid Sydney Festival have selected three works from Architecture, Design and Planning students for the Vivid Light Walk through The Rocks and Circular Quay.
As a result of their class work, Architecture students are positively engaging with the complex overlapping urban problems and opportunities facing Sydney.
Mr Clive Lucas OBE, BArch Sydney, LFRAIA FRSA, will receive an honorary Doctor of Science in Architecture (honoris causa) from the University of Sydney on Friday 14th of April.
Applications for entry into the Faculty's many postgraduate coursework and research programs are now open, with an information night on Thursday 14 April showcasing all the University's options.
The Right to The City exhibition, symposium, and publishing project bring together a series of artistic, theoretical and philosophical escape plans exploring how we can reinvent and remake life in our cities, opening at the Tin Sheds Gallery in April.