Online Event /// ACAHUCH + AIA 2025 Awards : Heritage and Adaptive Reuse Discussion Panel, Thursday 21 August 12-130pm AEST

ACAHUCH + AIA 2025 Awards : Heritage and Adaptive Reuse Discussion Panel

Thursday 21 August 12-130pm AEST ONLINE | Register Here

Join Professor Philip Goad (Co-Director of The Australian Centre of Architectural History, Urban and Cultural Heritage and Melbourne School of Design Chair of Architecture) to discuss the awardees and shortlist this year. Panellists will discuss their projects and share their thoughts on current issues in heritage, conservation and renewal. This will be followed by an open discussion and the opportunity for questions from audience members to panellists.

Speakers will discuss the following projects:

Victoria

• Tower Hill – Lovell Chen

• Central Goldfields Art Gallery – Nervegna Reed Architecture

• Parliament House Stone Restoration Works – FPPV Architecture

Tasmania

• Philip Smith Centre – Lovell Chen

New South Wales

• White Bay Power Station – Design 5 Architects with Placemaking NSW

• Former Workmen’s Dwellings Lower Fort Street – Neeson Murcutt Neille

South Australia

• Union House - The University of Adelaide – Swanbury Penglase

Hosted by ACAHUCH at the Melbourne School of Design, the University of Melbourne, the seminar will feature an inspiring dialogue between panellists, with an opportunity for Q+A at the end with the panellists.

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