BE150 - Celebrating 150 years of Built Envirnoment education

On Friday May 3 the Melbourne School of Design formally opened ‘WaterLore: Learning from the Drylands”.

The BE–150 Dean's Lecture Series showcases eminent international professionals and leaders in the built environment, providing opportunities for students, staff and the broader built environments community to engage with thought leaders and innovators across design.

A myriad of factors such as emissions agendas, rating tools, and the sustainability 2.0 movement are driving major changes in the way property is owned, occupied and used for investment both locally and globally. These themes were the topic of discussion at a recent panel discussion convened as part of the 2019 BE–150 program.

The Faculty of Architecture Building and Planning has an ever-growing relationship with China, particularly Shanghai, which includes annual travelling studios, a partnership with Tongji University and a healthy community of alumni living and working in the region. The second leg of the BE—150 international launch saw Professor Julie Willis, Dean of the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning farewell our alumni in Hong Kong and start the journey on to Shanghai.

With nearly 400 alumni living or working in the territory of Hong Kong, the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning has a significant network active within the region. For the international launch of BE­—150, Professor Julie Willis, Dean of the Faculty travelled to Hong Kong alongside several colleagues to highlight and celebrate this connection.

The University of Melbourne is calling on all established and aspiring architects, designers and planners to participate in this year’s Future Park International Design Competition.

The University of Melbourne launches the BE-150 Program, celebrating 150 years of built environment education.

In 2019 the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning celebrates 150 years of built environment education at the University of Melbourne. To mark this significant milestone we have curated a year-long program of events, competitions and exhibitions.

Join Julie Eizenberg and Professor Carey Lyon in conversation with Professor Donald Bates, as they share their experience as students and alumni of the University of Melbourne.

The BE—150 program explores and acknowledges the rich history of built environment education and the impact that our community has and will have on the future of built environment forms, disciplines and professions.