Neil Cownie Architect

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ADAPT-ME /FUTURE CLIMATE FUTURE HOME
Global Winners Presentations

Join the Urban Design Forum for the winners’ presentations from the Adapt Me - Future Climate Future Home International Competition. Competition Director Dr Julian Bolleter will outline the broader Future Climate Future
Home research project, the competition’s purpose and findings, followed by presentations by the global winners and selected commendations.

Competition by - Australian Urban Design Research Center (AUDRC) - UWA
Competition Sponsors - WAPC/ DPLH/ DevWA/ Dept Housing and Works. See the profile to book a ticket.

https://events.humanitix.com/adapt-me

I am looking forward to listening to the panel discussion titled ‘Modernism Matters: Architecture, Identity, and Innovation in WA’ as part of the Boorloo Heritage Festival. The event is taking place at 6.30pm at the with the panel being along with James Leah and Warren Anderson.
For my part, I remain passionate about ensuring that our new architecture and urban design pays respect to and reflects the unique history of each precinct. Such is the story of which embodies the character of Floreat and City Beach modernist architecture. visitperth

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Modernism Matters: Architecture, Identity, and Innovation in WA - Wed 22nd April - 6:30pm at for the Boorloo Heritage Festival

FREE Event - Book your spot in the link in bio!

Celebrate Perth’s modernist legacy with a dynamic presentation/forum exploring the city’s architectural innovation from the 1950s to the 1970s — a period that transformed our built environment and continues to shape design thinking today.

Join leading architects, academics, and design experts as they examine why modernism still matters, and how heritage protection, public awareness, and adaptive reuse can safeguard this vital chapter in Western Australia’s story. (Nice to see feature in the promotion for the talk. The house was designed to be respectful of the architectural heritage of the precinct so it is nice to see the event organisers recognize that).