The Architects Association is an independent, apolitical professional organisation dedicated to the continuity and further development of traditional, classical and locally characteristic architecture as a living tradition, evolving to meet contemporary needs.
We bring together architects and related professionals from across Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific, creating beautiful, enduring and inherently sustainable buildings and places, drawing on proven design principles to cultivate distinctive, picturesque local character.
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The Architects Association Expands Professional Engagement
The Architects Association has initiated a broad programme of professional engagement across Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific, approaching more than 40 organisations and public bodies in its first round of correspondence. These include architects registration boards, professional associations, universities, government architects, heritage authorities, building regulators and government departments concerned with architecture, planning, education and… Read more
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The Architects Association Journal Call for Submissions
The Architects Association JournalTraditional Architecture and Urbanism in Australia, New Zealand and the PacificInaugural Issue | January 2027 The Architects Association invites submissions for the inaugural issue of its Journal, dedicated to the advancement of traditional, classical and vernacular architecture and urbanism across Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific. We welcome articles, essays, research, architectural… Read more
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The Architects Association Founded to Advance Traditional Architecture And Serve Communities
The Architects Association has been established as a professional association dedicated to the preservation and continued development of traditional, classical and locally characteristic architecture, craftsmanship and building practices, in Australia, New Zealand, and internationally. The Association brings together architects, academics, related professionals and others with an interest in the continuation and development of architectural traditions.… Read more