Research from the Design Lab is being presented at the annual OzChi conference in Melbourne this week. Design Lab lecturer, Lian Loke, is also running a workshop in conjunction with collaborators from UTS.
The Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning's Design Lab has launched a new series of talks, as part of our engagement with the NSW Chapter of the Computer-Human Interaction Special Interest Group (CHISIG)
Two student teams from the Bachelor of Design Computing have bested international competition in the Media Architecture Biennale awards and the Google Australia-sponsored OzCHI 24 Student Challenge.
The Design Lab's Dr. Oliver Bown is on a tour of conferences and public presentations in the United States, where he will demonstrate his music software and present on the topic of autonomous generation of music.
The Faculty's Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) Laboratory was opened to industry acclaim on by Minister for Climate Change and Energy Efficiency Greg Combet, on Friday.
The Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning hosted the third Park Light competition on Thursday. The event is a collaboration between lighting students and local industry to creatively light a public space.
Following its temporary closure last week for the IEQ Laboratory launch, the Biome 'Digital Interdisciplinations' exhibition has reopened in the Tin Sheds Gallery for its final week.
Extending our series of profiles of new staff, the Faculty highlights Jennifer Ferng's perspectives on architectural education and how multidisciplinary approaches are informing teaching and practice.
Biome, a cluster of interdisciplinary researchers investigating shared languages of mathematics and design, hosted its first annual conference at the Faculty on Saturday.
The Biome 2012 Exhibition, Digital Interdisciplinations, opened last week in the Faculty's Tin Sheds Gallery to a strong public reception and positive reviews.
A team of University of Sydney students from the Architecture and Business programs will this week visit the site of the proposed Broken Hill Studios and contribute their knowledge to the project.
Two Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning alumni received Queen's Birthday Honours this year. Congratulations to Christopher Johnson ('68) and Graeme Bond ('67).
The first week of Vivid Sydney is over. No matter, there's still plenty of time to see our installations before the festival closes on the 11th of June
The Biome Symposium 2012 is currently calling for papers. Biome is the 2012 Interdisciplinations Exhibition, showcasing the relationships between art, architecture and interactive media.
Limited Commonwealth Supported Places are now available for domestic students undertaking or planning to undertake the Master of Urban and Regional Planning
Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning academic Professor Sandra Kaji-O'Grady is one of two creative co-directors for the Australian Institute of Architects' 2013 national conference.
The Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning is entering several student works into Vivid Sydney this year. Vivid is the largest illumination festival in the southern hemisphere.
Andrea Lau (Bachelor of Design Computing, (Honours) 2007) and Jack Zhao (Master of Interaction Design and Electronic Arts, 2009) have leveraged their studies at the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning to found a data visualisation firm, Small Multiples.
The Faculty of Architecture Design and planning has made several appointments over the summer break. New staff have joined the faculty or are commencing soon. We present here a brief profile of our new staff members and extend to them our warm welcome to the University of Sydney.
University Sydney of Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning alumnus and former professor, Lawrence Nield, wins 2012 Australian Institute of Architects Gold Medal.
Associate Professor Roderick Simpson joined the faculty late last year, while maintaining active involvement in his architectural firm, Simpson+Wilson.
While students are away for the summer sunning themselves at the beach, or visiting loved ones in their home states and countries, the hard work of the university continues apace.
The Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning is pleased to announce that additional spaces have been made available in the Bachelor of Design Computing program.