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City Building Seminars

Our Urban Design Seminars have undergone a transformation. These new seminars will showcase exemplar city building initiatives with incredible speakers from leading industry institutions.

These seminars are an approved Continuing Professional Development (CPD) activity that will contribute one point to the annual CPD requirements set out by the Board of Architects Queensland, Planning Institute Australia, Australian Institute of Landscape Architecture and Engineers Australia.

2018 City Building Seminars

Green Grid: Rethinking the construct of an evolving city - 25 October 2018

Nathalie Ward, Director, Lat27, Registered Landscape Architect and Fellow of The Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (FAILA).

For more detailed information about this seminar, refer to the full City Building Seminar flyer.

Concluded City Building Seminars

View a list of previous City Building Seminars by year.

2018

27 September 2018

'Cities facing water: prospects for urban development' by Professor Joerg Baumeister, Head of Griffith Architecture and SeaCities Leader at the Cities Research Institute.

30 August 2018

'Why Smart Cities might be so 2017 - and what this means for urban innovation' by Matthew Burke, Associate Professor, Cities Research Institute, Griffith University and Transport Academic Partnership Chair.

26 July 2018

'The Enlightened City' by Barrie Barton, Strategy and Insights Director, Right Angle Studio.

28 June 2018

'The Superlinear City: Why qualitative matters drive the economic performance of cities' by Bob Perry, Director and Scott Carver.

31 May 2018

'Tactics for transforming global cities' by Ludo Campbell-Reid, Design Champion and General Manager, Auckland Design Office, Auckland Council, New Zealand.

29 March 2018

'City of Change: Sports, Culture and Community on the Gold Coast' by Jesse Judd and Mark Raggatt, Directors, ARM Architecture.

2017

Seminar eight - 2 November 2017

'Why 'density' is not a dirty word' by Nicki Hutley, Director and Chief Economist, Urbis.

seminar seven - 26 October 2017

'Nightingale: delivering the vision for future housing' by Jeremy McLeod, founding Director, Breathe Architecture.

Seminar six - 28 September 2017

'Cities, food and planning: should we be doing more to improve the security of food supply?' by Paul Burton, Director - Cities Research Institute, Griffith University, and Ian Sinclair, Principal/Consultant - Edge Land Planning.

Seminar five - 31 August 2017

'Planning and urban design addressing retirement affordability' by John Morwood, Associate - Bennett + Bennett and Phil Smith, Associate Director - Deicke Richards.

Seminar four - 27 July 2017

'Australian Institute of Architecture Awards program' by Alice Hampson, State Chair - AIA Architecture Awards 2017.

Seminar three - 14 June 2017

'Stronger smarter cities sooner' by John Batten, Global Cities Director – Arcadis.

Seminar two - 25 May 2017

'People, places and parking seminar' by Steven Burgess, Principal Consultant Regional Manager, MRCagney.

Seminar one - 27 April 2017

'Green Infrastructure' by Associate Professor Jason Byrne and Dr Tony Matthews, Griffith University.

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