Aaron Peters
Aaron lives, writes, teaches and practises architecture in Brisbane. He is a Director of Vokes and Peters. His contributions up to February 2015 were made whilst Aaron was a director of Owen and Vokes and Peters.
Aaron lives, writes, teaches and practises architecture in Brisbane. He is a Director of Vokes and Peters. His contributions up to February 2015 were made whilst Aaron was a director of Owen and Vokes and Peters.
The Commonwealth Association of Architects’ Survey of Architecture Students, Graduates and Early Career Professionals highlights the critical challenges facing the next generation of architects.
Smart Design Studio has been selected to lead the design of a new $50 million architecture school at the University of Sydney’s Darlington campus.
Dr John Doyle is an associate professor in the School of Architecture and Urban Design at RMIT University, where he is the associate dean and head of architecture. He is a registered practising architect and director of Common ADR, a Melbourne based architecture firm. He is immediate past president of the Association of Architecture Schools of Australasia (AASA) – the peak body representing architectural education and the broader discipline of architecture in Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea.
Task Eternal currently on show at the Powerhouse Parramatta traces the expansive story of humanity’s exploration of flight and space. We spoke with Huang Wenjing, co-director of Beijing and New York-based architecture studio Open Architecture about the monumental task of translating this narrative into an exhibition environment and creating a spatial experience that embodies a revelatory journey.
The new airport, whose design was won by Cox Architecture and ZHA in a successful competition bid seven years ago, and later developed by Woods Bagot, has opened with a capacity of ten million passengers annually.
Architecture shapes how people live, work, learn and connect. Its influence extends beyond buildings to the communities, environments and systems they support, writes Huai Lim, Managing Principal, HDR.
The celebrated projects in this year’s awards are, according to the jury chair, “optimistic, with bright outlooks onto the future.”
From Sydney’s new Fish Market to a hinterland Outhouse, NSW has secured a number of accolades in the country’s most prestigious architecture awards.
An innovative and bold centre built on previously degraded land has swept the National Architecture Awards, claiming three prizes to become the country’s most decorated project.
The Architecture Symposium: Bones, Not Bling asks “What if the future of design is not about more, but enough?”
From high-tech renders to the daily running of a studio, a new collection of titles explores how architects translate their ideas across different media and outputs.
Chloe cut her teeth practising architecture in her North Queensland home town of Bowen. She has since lived and practised architecture in Brisbane and Lima, Peru. She is now based in Sydney, where she works for BVN across multiple typologies in both architecture and interiors.
Adjacent to Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Market, a new residence by COX Architecture and Journal Student Living makes social connection central to the student experience.
Talina Edwards is a director at Envirotecture, with more than 25 years’ experience in architecture and a particular focus on sustainable, healthy and high-performance buildings.
The survey invites responses from anyone working in, or connected to, architecture, regardless of whether they use artificial intelligence.
Ronstan Tensile Architecture specialises in the design, manufacture and installation of tensioned architectural rigging systems including stainless rods, cables, bars, mesh, catenary lighting, green walls, tensile façades, turnbuckles and architectural tensioning solutions for internal and external applications.
The Architecture Symposium: Material Impacts investigates novel approaches to construction and consumption.