Past exhibitions

These projects explore architecture’s capacity to serve as a catalyst for pluralism, community resilience, social transformation, cultural dialogue and climate-responsive design.

The work of Italian-born architect Enrico Taglietti, a key figure in the story of migrant architects and designers shaping Australia’s built environment.

In her first solo exhibition, Alison Page dives into the ancient and contemporary stories that drive her design process.

A celebration of the parts of research we rarely see: discarded sketches, personal journals, unpublished creative works.

Parts of Practice considers the work of emerging architectural practice today.

The cities of the future have already been built. Are they built to last?

The first major exhibition of the Aotearoa New Zealand designer and artist’s work in Australia.

Exploring how built environment design can contribute to the growing global concern of food security.

Enabling students and staff to explore the character and history of our “quiet neighbour” through a range of intriguing objects, including maps, plans and botanical samples.

Immersing visitors in visionary futures for Victoria's fashion, food, climate, tech, and urban design sectors.

A celebration of the great, yet under recognised, architect's work and its global impact.

Considering the links between architectural design practice, research, and education.

Experience Country through the eyes of a First Nations woman, Dr Mandy Nicholson, Wurundjeri, Dja Dja wurrung and Ngurai Illum wurrung.

Celebrating the social justice politics and projects of the Matrix Feminist Architectural Co-operative of 1980 – 1996.

Explores the work of the well-known Melbourne-based practice MGS Architects and their process-driven approach of the practice.

A retrospective exhibition dedicated to the architectural career of the notable Australian-based architect Greg Burgess.