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The 2024 CoreNet Global Australia Chapter annual conference is just two weeks away! *Registrations close next week - Wednesday 28 August* Here’s a reminder on some of what to expect: - A postcard from the future - Shaping the future - The Pilgrim's update - New ways of working - Atlassian's workspace experiment - The Melbourne Connection Hub - REd Talks from our young leaders – always a highlight - Designing for Impact: Empowering Aboriginal Communities Through Country-Centred Design - Balancing Act: Productivity, well-being, and the 4-day work week - Closing keynote from Jessica Watson OAM And of course, there’s plenty of time throughout the day for catching up with old friends and making new connections. Secure your ticket today! Visit https://lnkd.in/g8inetF for more details Discounted rates available for #endusers #government #academics #students. #cngau #melbourne #picturethepossibilities

Layers of Indigenous design and high performance features honour Country in Lendlease Brisbane’s new workplace. We collaborated with Blaklash to design a workplace that reflects the local Queensland culture and distils Lendlease's ambitious Reconciliation and Sustainability Action Plans. Blaklash sourced raw materials and key pieces from local First Nations suppliers, trades and craftspeople. The layered concrete reception desk, the breakout island and office coffee tables are feature pieces by Brisbane-based Five Mile Radius. Larger elements, such as the reception screen, more directly communicate the local First Nations story. Read more about the project on our website https://lnkd.in/g2qNcAj4 Photography: Nicole England

Contours of Country acoustic panels coming off the Decor Systems production line. In conjunction with Blaklash, we have developed these stunning artworks that speak of the many landscapes across Australia and provides a beautiful opportunity to tell the stories of the traditional owners of the land that we live and build on today. The amazing Contours of Country range is a 2023 Good Design Australia Winner for Product Design! #indigenousart #interiordesign #architecture #design

What a night! University of the Sunshine Coast (UniSC) Sunshine Coast Campus Masterplan project won THREE awards at last nights Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) Queensland awards!  The project was led by Aurecon as Principal Consultant, with Master planning and Design with Country leadership from project partners LatStudios and Blaklash and support from Dot Dash, UAP | Urban Art Projects and Philip Chun Building Compliance. Aurecon's Integrated Design and Integrated Transport & Mobility teams (now People, Movement & Place) were supported by our Environment & Ecology, Sustainability and Integrated Water Management teams to provide the technical and scientific backing underpinning the masterplan outcomes. All images in this post credited to LatStudios team. The awards: 2024 AILA Qld Landscape Architecture Award - Cultural Heritage 2024 AILA Qld Landscape Architecture Award - Landscape Planning 2024 AILA Qld ShadeSmart Award Shout out to the stream leads from the extensive project team: LatStudios: Damian Thompson, John Ilett, Amanda Roberts, Kate Gad Blaklash: Troy Casey, Tahlia Steadman, Owen Cafe DotDash: Despina Macris UAP: Natasha Smith Philip Chun: Craig Fafeita Aurecon ITM (Active transport integration): Benjamin Vardon, Vanina Varnier, Kristy Lamb Aurecon Ecology: Andy Dalton & Jiordyn Trinca Aurecon Integrated Water Management: Emma O'Neill & Jenelle Bartlett Aurecon Sustainability: Jessica Lisle & Tara Robertson And a big shout out to our principal client contact the awesome Catherine Watts - your leadership was an integral part of the outcomes we achieved. Thank you all for your contribution to this awesome project! #bringingideastolife #AILAQldAwards #peoplemovementplace #landscapearchitecture #masterplanning #DesignwithCountry #sustainability

We are thrilled to announce an exciting new partnership with industry leading creative agency, Blaklash! The first ever Blaklash Curatorial Internship at UQ Art Museum is taking applications now, closing 11PM AEST on Sun 25 Feb. . As an intern you will be mentored by curators and arts professionals across Blaklash and UQ Art Museum, with access to leading contemporary artists, exhibition facilities and curatorial opportunities. Strengthen your skills as an arts professional and gain valuable connections across the vibrant Queensland museums and galleries industry. . This internship opportunity is open to Aboriginal and or Torres Strait Islander undergraduate students in the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (HASS) Faculty. See the job description for more details here: https://bit.ly/42tq2k1 . Thank you to Blaklash for supporting this incredible opportunity! . Images: 🔘Blaklash x UQ Art Museum collaboration 🔘Blaklash team (left to right): Louis Mokak , Tahlia Steadman, Owen Cafe, Desirai Saunders, Amanda Hayman, Troy Casey, Erin Mcdonald, Annaliese McCarthy, Ngaree Blow, Simon Carmichael. Photo: Josef Ruckli. 🔘UQ Art Museum curators (left to right): Jocelyn Flynn, Dr Léuli Eshrāghi, Isabella Baker, Peta Rake. Photo: Rhett Hammerton 🔘Former UQ Art Museum intern and Assistant Curator, Australian Indigenous Art, QAGOMA, Adam Ford. Photo: Josef Ruckli 🔘 UQAM Adjunct Research Curator Freja Carmichael looking at artworks from the UQAM collection with colleagues. Photo: Josef Ruckli 🔘Left to right: UQAM Cultural Mediator Isabelle Lawrence, former UQAM Ashby Utting Arts Administration Intern Kyle McIntyre, UQAM Curatorial Assistant Jocelyn Flynn, UQAM Cultural Mediator Darby Jones. Photo: Josef Ruckli Troy Casey Amanda Hayman UQ Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences