The Citarik Ecotourism Masterplan was launched on 30 August, marking five years of the Citarum River Transformation Project, a collaborative effort between Monash Art, Design and Architecture and the Monash Sustainable Development Institute with University of Indonesia and the Government of the Republic of Indonesia. Community representatives and non-governmental organisations, local industry partners, and the global research community have lent support in conducting the activities.

Monash University, Indonesia, held a discussion and screening of the documentary film Living River: A Pathway to Revitalise the Citarum River. The insightful film shed light on the perspectives of various stakeholders involved in the Citarik Ecotourism Master Plan, emphasising the importance of community-based approaches in supporting river revitalisation.

Instigated by the student association ‘Master’s at Monash Architecture’ (MAMA), the MADA Masters Room, has been refurbished and refreshed, including a new kitchenette, soft furnishings and amble model storage space.

Join us for the launch event of the AA Prize for Unbuilt Work Exhibition 2024. This exhibition showcases the 15 ...

Important Information | the Architecture Professional Practice Lecture featuring Carme Pinós - cancellation
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A new short film which documents the Citarum Action Research Program (CARP) was launched in November in Indonesia.

Unity Lab, curated by Ilianna Ginnis, a researcher at Monash University and an architectural designer, has a profound mission: to ...

Congratulations to Duncan Maxwell, Senior Lecturer and Director of the Future Building Initiative, who has been awarded a place in Monash University’s prestigious Research Talent Accelerator Program 2023.

The MADA Now 2023 website offers a rich and comprehensive resource of the work of over 600 of Monash’s Art, Design and Architecture (MADA) graduating students.

Monash Art, Design and Architecture (MADA) is deeply saddened to learn of the death of Dr Marc Besen AC.

More Than a Tarrang (tree) is a research symposium presented by Wominjeka Djeembana Indigenous Research Lab, Monash Art Design and ...

Architect Leanne Haidar shares her journey from university to practice, highlighting her work at SJB, involvement in student advocacy, and passion for mentoring, mental wellbeing, and inclusive design.

Are you interested in teaching architecture at Monash University? Join us to help shape the future of architecture and architectural education.

Monash Architecture is excited to announce the third workshop for Re-School.
Ross Harding, founder of Finding Infinity, will host our third ...

Monash Design and Architecture and research labs SensiLab and Wominjeka Djeembana took out six Awards of Merit at the Design Institute of Australia (DIA) Designers Australia Awards 2023.

Explore an inspiring talk with Timothy Moore of Sibling Architecture. Learn about Moore's inventive approach to reshaping architecture and society, driven by his unique background. Discover transformative projects that defy conventions and a new visual language. Gain insights into Moore's educational journey, early career, and core values. Perfect for students and professionals seeking inspiration and fresh perspectives.

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The annual Festival of Urbanism is a series of conversations where researchers, practitioners, community advocates and industry leaders come together ...

Panel discussion: Retrofit Strategies: Rethinking 20th century homes for 21st century living
Nigel Bertram, Maryam Gusheh, Olivia Hyde, Tom Morgan, Catherine ...

Curated by Louise Wright, Catherine Murphy and Thomas Heath
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Explore how Sarah Lynn Rees, a Palawa woman, Indigenous advisor at Jackson Clements Burrows (JCB), and lecturer at Monash University, seamlessly blends her cultural heritage with architecture.

Discover Kelvin Tsang's evolution from student to architectural professional in an interview with Breanna Edebohls. Tsang, design lead at NWMN, Melbourne, emphasises adaptability, sustainability, and local engagement in his work. The interview delves into his collaboration on the 2022 NGV Architecture Commission, "Temple of Boom," a reinterpretation of the Parthenon infused with urban art.

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