About the Forum
The Australian Architecture Forum is a discussion oriented event, where attendees set the agenda for a large part of the day. Following the opening keynote and breakouts, you will participate in a number of fifty minute round-table discussions. Each discussion concentrates on a particular area of architectural practice, and is hosted by a subject matter expert who specialises in that topic. There are no set agendas for the round-tables. Rather, the emphasis is on discussion, sharing and feedback to the subject matter expert.
To ensure everyone has a chance to contribute, each round-table is limited to a maximum of 25 attendees. This helps keep the conversation on-topic and the discussion manageable. During the afternoon round tables we will be running ten concurrent discussions in each time-slot, so you can be sure you'll find some interesting topics to discuss and people to meet.
Why attend the Australian Architecture Forum?
The Australian Architecture Forum is a unique one-day event that provides an unprecedented opportunity to share ideas and network face to face with your peers in the Australian IT Architecture community.
The emphasis of this forum is on shared experience, networking with your counterparts, and engaging directly with experts in from a broad range of architectural backgrounds.
If you are interested in:
- Learning about the latest practices in architecture
- Interacting directly with architectural subject matter experts
- Forming relationships with peers from other organisations
- Sharing war stories and experiences with other architects
- Understanding how your career might develop in the industry
- Learning more about the local architecture community, and
- Doing all of this in a single day in Sydney or Melbourne
then register now!
Who should attend?
Architects and senior technical experts from enterprise, government and vendor orgnisations.
Come along ready to share your architectural knowledge and insights with your peers, or to simply learn from the experts in the field.
Interact with peers
The Australian Architecture Forum is a discussion-oriented event, where attendees set the agenda for a large part of the day. Following the opening keynote and breakouts, you will participate in a number of fifty minute round-table discussions. Each discussion concentrates on a particular area of architectural practice, and is hosted by a subject matter expert who specialises in that topic. There are no set agendas for the round-tables. Rather, the emphasis is on discussion, sharing and feedback to the subject matter expert.
To ensure everyone has a chance to contribute, each round-table is limited to a maximum of 25 attendees. This helps keep the conversation on the topic and the discussion manageable. During the afternoon round tables we will be running concurrent discussions in each time-slot, so you can be sure to find some interesting topics to discuss and people to meet.
Come along ready share your architectural knowledge and insights with your peers, or to simply learn from the experts in the field.