The Persistence of Interests | Jennifer McMaster | DOA Guest Lecture

08/5/2026 06:00 pm 08/5/2026 07:30 pm Australia/Melbourne The Persistence of Interests | Jennifer McMaster | DOA Guest Lecture

Join us to hear about the young contemporary practice TRIAS who combine academic and practice based research to find meaningful ways to practice today.

Jennifer McMaster is a founding director of TRIAS and a Senior Lecturer and Practice

Educator in Architecture at the University of Sydney. TRIAS’ work is grounded in an ethic of sophisticated sustainability, with projects that are ambitious, elegant, and environmentally responsible. The studio’s portfolio has been widely recognised in local and international awards programs, design competitions and press, winning multiple AIA Awards at a state and national level. In her academic role, Jennifer lectures, teaches and conducts research on housing, sustainability, and embodied carbon. In 2024, she was awarded the National AIA Emerging Architect Prize for industry leadership.

The Department of Architecture Guest Lecture Series presents the diverse guests who visit us to talk, teach and research the complexities of architecture today.

Event Details

Date:
5 August 2026 at 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm
Venue:
Lecture Theatre G1.04
Categories:
Architecture; Current Students; Industry / Alumni

Description

Join us to hear about the young contemporary practice TRIAS who combine academic and practice based research to find meaningful ways to practice today.

Jennifer McMaster is a founding director of TRIAS and a Senior Lecturer and Practice

Educator in Architecture at the University of Sydney. TRIAS’ work is grounded in an ethic of sophisticated sustainability, with projects that are ambitious, elegant, and environmentally responsible. The studio’s portfolio has been widely recognised in local and international awards programs, design competitions and press, winning multiple AIA Awards at a state and national level. In her academic role, Jennifer lectures, teaches and conducts research on housing, sustainability, and embodied carbon. In 2024, she was awarded the National AIA Emerging Architect Prize for industry leadership.

The Department of Architecture Guest Lecture Series presents the diverse guests who visit us to talk, teach and research the complexities of architecture today.