News & Events
ACAHUCH contributes to, organises and hosts a range of public lectures, seminars and conferences showcasing research projects and researchers.
News & upcoming events
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ACAHUCH at SAH 2020
The 2020 Annual Conference of the Society of Architectural Historians (SAH) was held on 30 April and 1 May as a Virtual Conference due to the COVID-19 situation. The SAHANZ-organised session was entitled “Opposite/Apposite: Exchanges between Australasia and Iberoamerica,” co-chaired by Dr Brett Tippey, Associate Professor of Architecture at Kent State University, and Dr Macarena de la Vega, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at ACAHUCH.
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Jack Mundey, proponent of the Green Ban, dies aged 90.
Best known for his advocacy of the Green Ban and his pioneering involvement in the Australian heritage movement, has died aged 90. ACAHUCH Post-Doctoral fellow Dr James Lesh writes for The Conversation.
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Dr Katti Williams features in 'The Story of the Road' documentary on SBS
ACAHUCH Post-Doctoral Researcher, Dr Katti Williams, provides expert historical knowledge on the longest war memorial built by returned servicemen, The Great Ocean Road.
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Principles of Heritage and Conservation Intensive wraps for 2020
Following the transition of the University's teaching and learning to online platforms in light of COVID-19, our newest member Dr James Lesh, under the auspices of ACAHUCH, has recently wrapped up an intensive subject in the Masters of Urban and Cultural Heritage (M-UCH) program.
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'Australia Modern : Architecture, Landscape and Design' shortlisted in the ABIA Awards
'Australia Modern: Architecture, Landscape and Design', edited by Hannah Lewi and Philip Goad, has been shortlisted for the ABIA Australian Book Industry Awards 2019-20.
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ACAHUCH Symposium 2020 : Afterlife
ACAHUCH's inaugural Labour Day symposium featured a multitude of speakers from a variety of institutions, museums, galleries, practices, discourses and universities across Australia and around the world.
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ACAHUCH welcomes 2020 Research Fellows
ACAHUCH is pleased to annouce its 2020 Research Fellows. Both candidates come with diverse, interesting and engaging areas of research expertise. We look forward to their contributions to the Research Centre and the Melbourne School of Design.
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Miles Lewis Fellowship 2020 Recipients Announced
ACAHUCH, on behalf of The Vera Moore Foundation, are pleased to announce the recipients for The Miles Lewis Fellowship for 2020. Distinguished international scholars in the field of architectural history will visit the Faculty of Architecture, Building and Planning and deliver a public lecture as part of a new Fellowship created in recognition of renowned architecture historian Professor Miles Lewis AM. The Miles Lewis Fellowship has bee made possible by the generous support of The Vera Moore Foundation.
