World-leading Japanese Architect Toyo Ito will be in Australia for two presentations as part of the Australian Institute of Architects’ International Speaker Series.
The first presentation, in Melbourne, will follow a live radio broadcast from the team at RRR’s The Architects program in the recently opened Melbourne Recital Centre.
The award-winning architect has requested that all proceeds from the event go to the Victorian Bushfire Appeal and there will also be a collection on the night.
Melbourne – Tuesday 17 February 8pm, Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre. Tune in to The Architects special broadcast at 7pm, via the live stream at rrr.org.au or 102.7FM (Melbourne and environs).
Sydney – Thursday 19 February 6:30pm, Theatre Royal, MLC Centre
Book your tickets here now.
World-leading Japanese Architect Toyo Ito will be in Australia for two presentations as part of the Australian Institute of Architects’ International Speaker Series.
The first presentation, in Melbourne, will follow a live radio broadcast from the team at RRR’s The Architects program in the recently opened Melbourne Recital Centre.
The award-winning architect has requested that all proceeds from the event go to the Victorian Bushfire Appeal and there will also be a collection on the night.
Melbourne - Tuesday 17 February 8pm, Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre. Tune in to The Architects special broadcast at 7pm, via the live stream at rrr.org.au or 102.7FM (Melbourne and environs).
Sydney - Thursday 19 February 6:30pm, Theatre Royal, MLC Centre
Book your tickets here now.
architecture.com.au
April 4th, 2011
World-leading Japanese Architect Toyo Ito will be in Australia for two presentations as part of the Australian Institute of Architects’ International Speaker Series.
The first presentation, in Melbourne, will follow a live radio broadcast from the team at RRR’s The Architects program in the recently opened Melbourne Recital Centre.
The award-winning architect has requested that all proceeds from the event go to the Victorian Bushfire Appeal and there will also be a collection on the night.
Melbourne – Tuesday 17 February 8pm, Elisabeth Murdoch Hall, Melbourne Recital Centre. Tune in to The Architects special broadcast at 7pm, via the live stream at rrr.org.au or 102.7FM (Melbourne and environs).
Sydney – Thursday 19 February 6:30pm, Theatre Royal, MLC Centre
Book your tickets here now.
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