Student or Grad Ticket - FULL CONGRESS - Weaving 2026

The Australasian Student Architecture Congress is bringing you Weaving 2026 in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland.

30 November – 5 December 2026.

Weaving is a cross-cultural phenomenon, a practice shared by all peoples. Weaving 2026 recognises and responds to this ancient communal practice and positions it as a framework for a collective and connected architecture discipline.

The Congress expands weaving through five themes: place, space, connections, knowledge; and a final theme directed to participants, the binding thread and leading to questions beyond the congress: futures.

Our six-day events program – shaped by these themes – includes a conference day (with local and international speakers), tours (by local guides and practitioners), and a two-day festival featuring more talks, workshops, music, shared meals and exchange of knowledge, in place, together.

Speakers to be officially announced shortly.

Your ticket includes:

• Day 0 – Registration day, with social event
  various locations Auckland City

• Day 1 – Tours day, with social event
  various locations Auckland City

• Day 2 – Tukutuku day, full conference with international and local speakers, morning tea and lunch included. Social event in conjunction with the Resene Student Design Awards, hosted by Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects.
  AUT North Campus, Tukutuku Bldg, AZ100

• Days 3 & 4 – Festival days, two full days of talks, workshops, evening music and social activities in place collectively. Simple meals included. Self supplied camping or communal sleeping accommodation.
  Riverhaven Artland, Clevedon,

• Day 5 – Pitch day, workshops and closing event
  various locations Auckland City

Note: these tickets are for students and practitioners who have graduated within 5 years. Professional tickets for conference day only (CPD) are available here.

Early bird pricing ends August 2026.

Discounts are available at LYLO Auckland Central. Access your discount here.

Do you want to be hosted by a local at their home? Join the whatsapp group.

Other questions? all the answers are in our FAQ.

Professional (CPD) tickets are available.

About the Australasian Student Architecture Congress.

Organised for students, by students the Australasian Student Architecture Congress is a biennial event that has bounced around Australia, Aotearoa and Papua New Guinea since the 1960s. ASAC is a unique non-institutional entity that supports students shared experience, learning and exchange in the region of Oceania. Each Congress brings with it a diverse network of past and present practitioners, protagonists and organisers. Bringing together students and recent graduates from across Australasia, Congress always relies on the promise of the next one. Are you coming to Weaving 2026? 

Any questions? Do you have specific requirements to enable your attendance? Please get in touch with us at hello@weaving.nz.

Stay tuned for detailed program updates and speaker announcements through our website weaving.nz and Instagram @weaving_2026.

Code of conduct and agreements

1. The Australasian Student Architecture Congress (ASAC) and Weaving 2026, is an entirely volunteer, not-for-profit organisation. It is the responsibility of all congress attendees to help generate a welcoming, inclusive and creative environment - the symbiotic conditions required for congress. Please support your peers, respect our venues and hosts, and follow the directions of organisers at all times.

2. Weaving 2026 reserves the right to refuse admission or require a participant to leave any event at any time without refund if their behaviour is unsafe, abusive, discriminatory or seriously disruptive.

3. Participation in the activities of congress week, including workshops, activations and festival days, is at your own risk. While ASAC and Weaving 2026 takes reasonable care in organising the event, participants remain responsible for their own safety and personal belongings. To the extent permitted by New Zealand law, ASAC and Weaving 2026 accepts no liability for loss, damage or injury arising from participation in the event.

4. Photographs and video may be taken during the event for use in ASAC and Weaving 2026 publications, promotional material and academic research. By attending, you consent to this use. If you prefer not to appear in photographs or video, please let an organiser know and we will make reasonable efforts to accommodate your request.

5. As a volunteer organised event, occasional changes to the programme, speakers or venues may be necessary.

   
   We're looking forward to hosting you in Tāmaki this December, see you soon!