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The first ARBV Update for 2025 contains exciting upcoming webinars and other events for architects, as well as some helpful tips related to various procurement methods.

ARBV registrants who wish to view the recording of the webinar may use discount code BDEF24 to view the webinar at AIA membership prices.

As the end of 2024 is upon us, we would like to take this opportunity to wish you all the best for the festive season and a Happy New Year.

The ARBV team was on hand at the Melbourne Home Show with a handy checklist and lots of tips to guide clients through the process of working with an architect. Find the checklist and tips here.

Over the past two years the ARBV has been working with the VBA and other stakeholders on the development of this informative guidance document. Access the guide on the VBA website now.

Groundbreaking research takes a deep dive into the systemic risks affecting the Australian architecture sector.

On Saturday, 27 July 2024 the ARBV will be holding a walk as part of the OHM July weekend. In preparation for our walk we met with Peter McIntyre to find out about the development of the Olympic pool.

In this edition we reflect on the achievements of the board, introduce you to our new website and re-introduce you to the Naked Architect series.

The ARBV recently filed charges with the Magistrates’ Court of Victoria against an individual for alleged offences under the Architects Act 1991 relating to representing themself as an architect.