The 2018 Glenn Murcutt Master Class will be held 16 – 30 September at the same venues as previously. We welcome applications – early – and will be reviewing first round in early 2018.
This event has differentiated itself from the big impersonal architecture conferences, where participants often end up ‘hanging out’ with their friends, do not meet other people, and never see the guest speakers who are whisked off to VIP events.
The ‘all together’ residential weekend format has ensured that all participants stay together and get a chance to meet each other and the guest speakers.
The 2018 Glenn Murcutt Master Class will be held 16 – 30 September at the same venues as previously. We welcome applications – early – and will be reviewing first round in early 2018.
This event has differentiated itself from the big impersonal architecture conferences, where participants often end up ‘hanging out’ with their friends, do not meet other people, and never see the guest speakers who are whisked off to VIP events.
The ‘all together’ residential weekend format has ensured that all participants stay together and get a chance to meet each other and the guest speakers.
Held since 2005, the annual event has attracted hundreds of architecture students and recent graduates from all over Australia and New Zealand, PNG, South Africa and as far afield as Bangladesh, China, UK, Ireland, Denmark, Argentina, India.
Drawing speakers from Africa, Asia, Europe, North and South America and Australia, Diversity + Community was a unique opportunity to join with ground-breaking architects to explore some of the less-charted terrains of architectural practice and to consider the role of architecture as a positive force in uncertain times.
An opportunity to participate in another weekend mini-conference and design studio, to again join some legends and some interesting younger architects for a weekend of good architecture and good people all together at beautiful Awaroa Inlet, Abel Tasman National Park (via Nelson) on the south island of New Zealand. Accommodation is at Peppers Awaroa Lodge. Dates – Friday 07 October arrival and Monday 10 October departure.
Richard Leplastrier and Peter Stutchbury undertook a ‘Grand Tour’ of the Americas. They travelled to Tucson Arizona to meet up with good friend Rick Joy, and travelled overland with Rick to present a Master Class at Telluride, Colorado, Sun 2 – Sat 8 June in association with the University of Colorado Denver.
This is a short weekend Masterclass for younger architects, at affordable cost, with seminal and award winning architects. A chance to reinvigorate your career and collaborate with a ‘master’ such as Richard Leplastrier, with some other really exciting award winning architects – in the amazingly beautiful setting of Morning Bay, where both Richard and Peter Stutchbury live and work.
A one-week residential Master Class was held in the Blue Mountains in March 2012 with eminent American architect Rick Joy from Arizona, Richard Leplastrier, Peter Stuchbury and Lindsay Johnston. The Blue Mountains region, west of Sydney, is designated as a World Heritage Area, due to the spectacular scenery and unique vegetation, one of the most diverse eucalypt communities in the world.
In 2011, the first master class to be held by the Architecture Foundation outside of the Antipodes, brought Australian architects Richard Leplastrier and Peter Stutchbury, along with esteemed Finnish architect and teacher Juhani Pallasmaa, to Glencree, County Wicklow in Ireland, the home territory of master class convener Lindsay Johnston, who emigrated to Australia from County Wicklow in 1986.
