November 7th, 2016 •
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September 22nd, 2019 •
Join Parlour for an informal conversation with Adam Nathaniel Furman and Naomi Stead – queerness, cultural difference, class, unpaid labour, online activism! On 8 October.
Monash University is running graduate information evenings for its new three-year Master of Architecture and Master of Urban Planning and Design program – 16 October, 2019.
September 18th, 2019 •
Architects Male Champions of Change foundation group has developed a range of strategies and resources specifically targeted for architectural practices.
Julie Eizenberg joined Justine Clark to reflect on inspirational teachers, the creative potential of being an outsider, and the critical role of architecture as a social medium.
September 16th, 2019 •
Parlour is delighted to announce that WikiD: women, Wikipedia, design has been shortlisted for the Beazley Designs of the Year Award at the London Design Museum.
A move from Argentina to Australia has taught Fernanda Eusebio to be independent, open-minded and to embrace opportunities that come her way.
September 9th, 2019 •
Please join Parlour and AWS for the Sydney Spring Salon on 23 September, with Leone Lorrimer and Ninotschka Titchkosky hosted by BVN.
Professor Julie Willis reflects on turning points in her career, the benefits of seizing opportunities, the impact of gendered assumptions, and being comfortable in her own skin.
Warwick Mihaly argues that we must challenge the system that demands both merit and long hours to attain acclaim and advancement in architecture.
Dirk van den Heuvel and Naomi Stead discuss the significance of sexual identity, diversity and inclusion policies, and the importance of challenging limiting ideas of architecture and design.
August 28th, 2019 •
The Anganwadi Project is currently seeking Australian-based architects keen to volunteer for the 2019/2020 building season in India.
August 26th, 2019 •
Do you want to host Parlour's Instagram account for a week?
When Sarah Akigbogun was recently introduced to the work of Sharon Egretta Sutton, it was immediately obvious that she must nominate her for Part W's Alternative Gold Medal.
In an interview with Sarah Akigbogun, Sharon Egretta Sutton reflects on action and rebellion in the 1960s, the poisonous effects of income inequality, and the urgent need for disruption today.
As the Head of Architecture at Monash, Naomi Stead aims for an affiliative leadership style that helps make space for others and works by building consensus rather than exerting control.
