- Business & the workplace26 June 2024
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Groundbreaking research takes a deep dive into the systemic risks affecting the Australian architecture sector.
- 27 June 2024
The Architecture of Olympic Boulevard
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.
- Business & the workplace18 June 2024
Edition 17, June 2024
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.
- Business & the workplace19 Mar 2024
Edition 16, March 2024
Find out about the new board structure, new guidelines, CPD audit and more.
- Business & the workplace19 Dec 2023
Edition 15, December 2023
As the end of 2023 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.
- Business & the workplace5 Oct 2023
ARBV Centenary Panel Discussion: recording
Join our expert panel as they discuss the ARBV's legacy of supporting Victorian architects throughout a period of remarkable change. This event was held on Thursday 5 October 2023.
- Business & the workplace31 July 2023
100 Years of Registered Architects in Victoria
Partnering with OHM we showcased a snapshot of Melbourne buildings that depicted the evolution of architecture and the growing needs of Victoria.
- Business & the workplace9 May 2023
Architect registration fee review
On Tuesday, 9 May 2023, the Lieutenant-Governor made regulations to change architects registration fees.
- Business & the workplace28 Mar 2023
Media release: Architects and providers of architectural services must be registered with the ARBV
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.
ARBV Update is our e-newsletter for registered architects in Victoria.
100th Anniversary of the Architects Registration Board of Victoria
Learn from my mistake – do not engage in cartel conduct
Architects and providers of architectural services must be registered with the ARBV
ARBV concerned by allegations of anti-competitive behaviour
Architects Tribunal begins three new professional conduct inquiries
ARBV begins new Research Project on Systemic Risks in the Australian Architecture Sector
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