Australian Council for New Urbanism Congress (ACNU)

ACNU welcomes urban designers, architects, planners, regulators and government leaders, engineers, developers, builders, financiers, educators and students to attend the New Urbanism Congress.

BY jesse

April 4th, 2011

ACNU welcomes urban designers, architects, planners, regulators and government leaders, engineers, developers, builders, financiers, educators and students to attend the New Urbanism Congress.

Pre-congress activities comprise of Charrette and master-class programs run from 25th to 27th April.

The theme for 2010 focuses on implementation “From Plans too Places”.

The Australian Council for New Urbanism Congress will be held at the Adelaide Convention Centre from 28 to 30 April.

For further information please visit alloccasionsgroup.com

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