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Presentation Day Timetable – March 7 2020 Presentation Day Timetable - March 7 Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Presentation Day Timetable – March 7 2020 Presentation Day Timetable - March 7 Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Residential Architecture - Residential Architecture - Public Architecture Heritage Architecture Educational Architecture Houses [New] Multiple Housing Floating House - Pingelly Recreation and Cultural Centre Vic Quarter Aquinas College Chapel Corpus Christi College Theatre 9.00-9.15 Hancy Ellies Residence iredale pedersen hook architects with Hillam Architects John Taylor Architect EIW Architects Architects Perrine Advanced Timber Concepts Studio Jubilee Cr Botanical SwanCare New Leisure Precinct The Melbourne Hotel Curtin University Midland Campus 9.15-9.30 Banham Architects Hillam Architects iredale pedersen hook architects Buchan Lyons with Silver Thomas Hanley Edith Cowan University, Science RZB House Vantage Wickham Community Hub 9.30-9.45 Building and PC2 Laboratory Carrier and Postmus Architects Hillam Architects Gresley Abas Silver Thomas Hanley House 12 Claremont Element 27 Armadale Fitness Aquatic Centre Alkimos College Stage 1 9.45-10.00 Debra Brown Architect Hillam Architects Donovan Payne Architects Taylor Robinson Chaney Broderick Curtin Bicycle Hub House Essence Coniglio Ainsworth Architects and Northshore Christian Grammar School 10.00-10.15 Keen Architecture Hames Sharley Place Laboratory with Curtin Taylor Robinson Chaney Broderick University Australis at Rossmoyne Waters 10.15-10.30 Hames Sharley 10.30-10.45 B R E A K Residential Architecture - Residential Architecture - Public Architecture Urban Architecture Educational Architecture Houses [New] Multiple Housing Curtin Bicycle Hub Coniglio Penryn Avenue Stock Road Grouped Housing Narrogin Health Service City Beach Residential College 10.45-11.00 Ainsworth Architects and Place Klopper & Davis Architects MJA Studio Silver Thomas Hanley iredale pedersen hook architects Laboratory with Curtin University Bob Hawke College, Stage 1 Albany Terrace Verdant Apartments Saint Francis Chapel & Mausoleum QV1 Plaza Redevelopment 11.00-11.15 Bateman T&Z Architects Joint Klopper & Davis Architects MJA Studio Slavin Architects Pty Ltd Hassell Venture Pty Ltd Cape Naturaliste College - Stage 2 NORTH PERTH HOUSE The Crest Forrest Chase Redevelopment The Rocks Laneway 11.15-11.30 TAG Architects with Garry Holland NIC BRUNSDON Woods Bagot Hames Sharley Taylor Robinson Chaney Broderick Architect Onslow Health Service Redevelopment UFCC Year 7 Transition Centre & Swanbourne Street 13 on Carrington Raine Square Redevelopment 11.30-11.45 Bateman Architects and Science Precinct Sorensen Architects MDC Architects Taylor Robinson Chaney Broderick Hames Sharley DWA Architects Mother Teresa Catholic College - Boomerang Residence Juniper Chrystal Halliday SwanCare New Leisure Precinct 11.45-12.00 Stage 3 Tim Wright Architect T&Z Architects iredale pedersen hook architects Parry and Rosenthal Architects M/28 Trapezoid House Curtin University Midland Campus Melville Senior High School Theatre 12.00-12.15 Cameron Chisholm Nicol with David Lisa McGann Lyons with Silver Thomas Hanley COX Architecture Barr Architect 12.15 to L U N C H 1.00pm Residential Architecture - Residential Architecture - Interior Architecture Small Project Architecture Commercial Architecture Houses [New] Alts & Ads Torrens Street House NORTH PERTH HOUSE Wabi-sabi 125 Murray Street Marine 1.15-1.30 Officer Woods Architects NIC BRUNSDON MJA Studio COX Architecture David Barr Architects Little River Residence Campus Perth Wanju Marr The Amberton Rosalie Street 1.30-1.45 PTX Architects Woods Bagot MJA Studio MODE Klopper & Davis Architects South Perth Foreshore Denmark House Curtin University Midland Campus Connect South Canopies Marine House 1.45-2.00 son & son architects Lyons with Silver Thomas Hanley iredale pedersen hook architects with Chindarsi Architects Place Laboratory and ETC Crown Perth - Architects' Office Refurbishment Magnolia Residence 2.00-2.15 Metropol Water Pump Upgrade Parry and Rosenthal Architects Chindarsi Architects Maze Architects Shire of Katanning Administration and Melville Senior High School Theatre Reed House 2.15-2.30 Civic Building COX Architecture Beth George, Architect i2C Architects 432 Murray Street Studio Origami Architects (SOA) South Terrace Mezzanine House 2.30-2.45 COX Architecture Silver Lining Philip Stejskal Architecture 125 Murray Street Pericles House 2.45-3.00 COX Architecture steelehouse architecture Megalong 3.00-3.15 MDC Architects Sustainable Architecture The WA Lighting Award COLORBOND® Award for Steel Architecture*Steel.
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