Exploring the Future of Architectural Practice with Emerging Designers

In August, an emerging generation of Australian architects and practitioners will present at the Sydney edition of The Architecture Symposium, sharing their ideas on the future of architectural practice. The symposium will feature nine presenters and three paired conversations on what’s next for practice. Read on for the conversation topics:

The future of practice

Associate professor of architecture at University of Melbourne Rory Hyde and Grace Mortlock of Other Architects will discuss the emerging approaches shaping the future of the architectural profession.

Shifting traditional practice from within

Ksenia Totoeva of Tonkin Zulaikha Greer Architects and Christina Cho of Cox Architecture will explore the shifts happening within larger practices to evolve the architectural profession and its outputs.

Fees and procurement

Director of Lahznimmo Architects Andrew Nimmo will discuss current-day complexities of project procurement with Isabelle Toland of Aileen Sage Architects.

The full-day symposium will be held on 1 August, followed by the 2025 Houses Awards in the evening. Tickets are now available for both events. Architects can earn up to 4.5 formal CPD points, while Design Institute of Australia members can earn 6 DIA CPD points by attending The Architecture Symposium: What’s Next for Practice?

The Architecture Symposium is a Design Speaks program organised by Architecture Media, supported by premium partners Planned Cover and Bondor, and hotel partner Ovolo.

According to the source: ArchitectureAu.