(Cancelled) Design City | Innovation Ecosystem
A DESIGN WEEK SPECIAL EVENT, 18 & 19 March 2020, [...]
What makes an attractive workspace and why?
First results from a pilot project investigating student’s preferred study spaces at the Deakin Waterfront Campus in Geelong, Australia.
Memories informed by the built environment of the childhood home
Deakin University PHd Candidate Bella Bower recently chatted with Jemimah Clegg, Property Editor for Domain about how important physical spaces - such your childhood home can shape lives and memories.
2019 AILA National Award of Excellence
A+B are congratulate Professor David Jones and Associate Professor Richard Tucker on their contribution to the research project that was recently awarded the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) Award of Excellence in Research, Policy and Communications. The category awarded projects for published works in research and or practice that extend the knowledge base and advocacy of landscape architecture.
Urban Space: Experiences and Reflections from the Global South
On Monday evening Dr Beau Beza hosted a range of scholars, design practitioners and students in the A+B Gallery space to celebrate the anticipated launch of the book Urban Space: Experience and Reflections from the Global South.
Geelong’s changing landscape detailed in book by Deakin researchers
Book Launch: Geelong's Changing Landscape. This publication has been described as the most comprehensive investigation of the history of the development and planning of Geelong and the Bellarine Peninsula.
Design with Nature – A Clever and Creative Public Lecture
The third lecture in the 2019 Clever and Creative Lecture [...]
Discussing smart cities on Australia’s Science Channel
Tuba Kocaturk, Professor of Integral Design at Deakin University, shares her insights and expertise on designing the smart cities of the future and the role of technology in two new videos on Australia’s Science Channel.
Good Health by Design
Sheree Proposch key designer of the $1 billion Royal Children’s [...]
Micro-village project gathers attention
The Geelong region is set be the 'living village' model location for the Micro-village project which is aimed at providing a pathway and solution for those who are susceptible to disconnection from community, isolation and potential homelessness, particularly in ageing populations.
Historic Western Beach Boat Yard Reserve Opens
Geelong’s new-look Western Beach Boat Yard Reserve has been officially [...]
Researchers on national stage for Falling Walls Lab Australia final
Two School of Architecture and Built Environment researchers had the [...]