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This is the online End of the Year Show (EOYS) of the School of Architecture at UTS, UTS FOUND HERE / MAIL / NEWSLETTER

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Celebrating seven years of collaboration, UTS Inte

Celebrating seven years of collaboration, UTS Interior Architecture program team members Luke Tipene and Christina Deluchi, and First Hand Solutions Aboriginal Corporation, continue to co-design the National Indigenous Art Fair. In 2026, the Fair will be held at The Cutaway at Barangaroo—one of Sydney’s most significant new cultural venues.

The event features art, installations, fashion, music, dance, talks, and weaving, filling The Cutaway during NAIDOC Week from 3–5 July 2026.

We look forward to seeing you across the weekend at the event!

For tickets, see the link in our bio.

@nationalindigenousartfair @firsthandsolutions @naidocweek @barangaroosydney @sydney @cityofsydney @iccsyd @utsinteriorarch @utsfds @lptip @christinaalexandradeluchi

Join us in welcoming Jakob MacFarlane at UTS for h

Join us in welcoming Jakob MacFarlane at UTS for his public lecture, “Creating With...”

Tuesday 2 June, 6:00pm - 8:00pm

UTS Building 8, Level 2, Room 05 (CB08.02.005)

See the link in our bio for further details and registration.

If you are in Sydney next week, be sure to pass by

If you are in Sydney next week, be sure to pass by the School of Architecture (UTS Building 6) for the Bachelor of Design in Architecture Final Reviews. Our amazing students have been putting in the hours and can't wait to show us their projects!

A huge congratulations to our Master of Architectu

A huge congratulations to our Master of Architecture and Master of Research students @marlinhannam, @jamesss.gomez, @nancyysunn, @laibajml, @jaay_ciii and Josef Sfara on publishing their research at this year’s Computer-Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia Conference (CAADRIA).

Their work represents an impressive and diverse body of research, exploring the use of multi-objective evolutionary computation to reimagine and reconfigure urban places across a range of locations and ecological contexts. These projects were developed through a Master’s design studio led by UTS academic Associate Professor Mohammed Makki.
The students travelled to Taiwan to present their work to the international computational design community, where they contributed to rich and engaging discussions with leading architectural and computational experts from around the world.

A fantastic achievement - congratulations to our outstanding students!

The Master of Architecture program invites you to

The Master of Architecture program invites you to the “Quantifying Quality of the Urban Space” Public Exhibition.

Date: Friday 22 May
Time: 5:00pm–6:00pm
Location: UTS Architecture Building (Building 6), Level 5 Gallery

The work on display is part of the ‘Quantifying Quality’ Travelling Master Studio held in December 2025 led by Associate professor Mohammed Makki. The studio explores how both quantitative and qualitative data can inform urban design by integrating measurable environmental factors with the more intangible aspects of urban life, such as social experience, cultural context, and human perception. Students developed alternative urban futures for selected suburbs in Abu Dhabi using evolutionary computation and advanced generative design methods, producing proposals that are both analytically grounded and responsive to lived experience. By combining climatic, environmental, and socio-cultural data, the projects present contextually sensitive and innovative approaches to urban design. Delivered collaboratively between the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and Abu Dhabi University (ADU), with international exchange and on-site engagement in Abu Dhabi, and supported by industry partners SJB Sydney, the studio reflects a strong integration of research, education, and professional practice.

EOYS UTS School of Architecture

EOYS UTS School of Architecture

All

Highlights

10

Undergraduate

23

Masters

18

Exhibitions

4

Lectures

16

Publications

5

Research

2

Archive

0

Who we are

Bachelor of Design in Architecture

Bachelor of Landscape Architecture

Bachelor of Design in Interior Architecture

Masters of Architecture

Masters of Landscape Architecture & Masters of Research in Landscape Architecture

Masters of Research in Architecture

PhD

This is the online End of the Year Show (EOYS) of the School of Architecture at UTS, UTS FOUND HERE / MAIL / NEWSLETTER

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UTS School of Architecture

702-730 Harris Street, Ultimo, NSW 2007.

T. +61 2 9514 8024

This is the online End of the Year Show (EOYS) of the School of Architecture at UTS, UTS FOUND HERE / MAIL / NEWSLETTER

Instagram

Celebrating seven years of collaboration, UTS Inte

Celebrating seven years of collaboration, UTS Interior Architecture program team members Luke Tipene and Christina Deluchi, and First Hand Solutions Aboriginal Corporation, continue to co-design the National Indigenous Art Fair. In 2026, the Fair will be held at The Cutaway at Barangaroo—one of Sydney’s most significant new cultural venues.

The event features art, installations, fashion, music, dance, talks, and weaving, filling The Cutaway during NAIDOC Week from 3–5 July 2026.

We look forward to seeing you across the weekend at the event!

For tickets, see the link in our bio.

@nationalindigenousartfair @firsthandsolutions @naidocweek @barangaroosydney @sydney @cityofsydney @iccsyd @utsinteriorarch @utsfds @lptip @christinaalexandradeluchi

Join us in welcoming Jakob MacFarlane at UTS for h

Join us in welcoming Jakob MacFarlane at UTS for his public lecture, “Creating With...”

Tuesday 2 June, 6:00pm - 8:00pm

UTS Building 8, Level 2, Room 05 (CB08.02.005)

See the link in our bio for further details and registration.

If you are in Sydney next week, be sure to pass by

If you are in Sydney next week, be sure to pass by the School of Architecture (UTS Building 6) for the Bachelor of Design in Architecture Final Reviews. Our amazing students have been putting in the hours and can't wait to show us their projects!

A huge congratulations to our Master of Architectu

A huge congratulations to our Master of Architecture and Master of Research students @marlinhannam, @jamesss.gomez, @nancyysunn, @laibajml, @jaay_ciii and Josef Sfara on publishing their research at this year’s Computer-Aided Architectural Design Research in Asia Conference (CAADRIA).

Their work represents an impressive and diverse body of research, exploring the use of multi-objective evolutionary computation to reimagine and reconfigure urban places across a range of locations and ecological contexts. These projects were developed through a Master’s design studio led by UTS academic Associate Professor Mohammed Makki.
The students travelled to Taiwan to present their work to the international computational design community, where they contributed to rich and engaging discussions with leading architectural and computational experts from around the world.

A fantastic achievement - congratulations to our outstanding students!

The Master of Architecture program invites you to

The Master of Architecture program invites you to the “Quantifying Quality of the Urban Space” Public Exhibition.

Date: Friday 22 May
Time: 5:00pm–6:00pm
Location: UTS Architecture Building (Building 6), Level 5 Gallery

The work on display is part of the ‘Quantifying Quality’ Travelling Master Studio held in December 2025 led by Associate professor Mohammed Makki. The studio explores how both quantitative and qualitative data can inform urban design by integrating measurable environmental factors with the more intangible aspects of urban life, such as social experience, cultural context, and human perception. Students developed alternative urban futures for selected suburbs in Abu Dhabi using evolutionary computation and advanced generative design methods, producing proposals that are both analytically grounded and responsive to lived experience. By combining climatic, environmental, and socio-cultural data, the projects present contextually sensitive and innovative approaches to urban design. Delivered collaboratively between the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and Abu Dhabi University (ADU), with international exchange and on-site engagement in Abu Dhabi, and supported by industry partners SJB Sydney, the studio reflects a strong integration of research, education, and professional practice.

EOYS UTS School of Architecture

EOYS UTS School of Architecture

All

Highlights

10

Undergraduate

23

Masters

18

Exhibitions

4

Lectures

16

Publications

5

Research

2

Archive

0

Who we are

Bachelor of Design in Architecture

Bachelor of Landscape Architecture

Bachelor of Design in Interior Architecture

Masters of Architecture

Masters of Landscape Architecture & Masters of Research in Landscape Architecture

Masters of Research in Architecture

PhD

This is the online End of the Year Show (EOYS) of the School of Architecture at UTS, UTS FOUND HERE / MAIL / NEWSLETTER

Instagram

UTS School of Architecture

702-730 Harris Street, Ultimo, NSW 2007.

T. +61 2 9514 8024

Highlights

10

Undergraduate

23

Masters

18

Exhibitions

4

Lectures

16

Publications

5

Research

2

Archive

0

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Masters Designing with Country July 9th 2025

Undergraduate Landscape Architecture – Design Studio 6 July 9th 2025

Exhibitions (n)Permanencies Tractatus by New Territories, Dave Pigram and the UTS-AFRL exhibited at the Venice Biennale May 10th 2025

Masters Swamp Studio III: The Brain of the Bog July 9th 2025

Lectures Solidarity, TS School of Architecture Public Program curated by Dr. Endriana Audisho January 22nd 2024

Masters Medium August 25th 2025

Masters Architectural Robotics and Design for Climate: A Computational Design-Build Studio August 25th 2025

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