Where Are We? Seminar Series from Australian Living

Where Are We? An Update on the Sustainable Housing Industry is the latest seminar series from Australian Living. Cameron Rosen, Director of Australian Living and expert in the design and development of sustainable homes, will give an insight into current and future sustainable housing practices nationally and globally. He will identify problems that need to […]

BY jesse

July 12th, 2011

Where Are We? An Update on the Sustainable Housing Industry is the latest seminar series from Australian Living.

Cameron Rosen, Director of Australian Living and expert in the design and development of sustainable homes, will give an insight into current and future sustainable housing practices nationally and globally. He will identify problems that need to be addressed and the barriers hindering the growth of this unfolding building revolution.

Register now for this unique educational seminar and realise the important role that interior designers and architects have in the development of a truly sustainable home.

The seminar will take place on Friday 29 July 2011 10.30am – 12.30pm OR Thursday 18 August 2011 2pm – 4pm.

The venue is an 8 star sustainable home in Rose Bay. CPD points available. Book online at www.trybooking.com/RXK.

The first 10 people to book into a session will receive a two issue subscription to Indesign Magazine!

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