Casual parking is available in Car Parks 4, 9, 22 and 28. For parking locations and information, please visit the University of Canberra campus parking page: parking linkOnce parked, make your way to Building 7 at the northern end of the concourse. The lecture will be held in the Level B Common Area, and signage will be displayed across campus to help guide you to the venue. We recommend allowing 5-10 minutes to make your way from the parking areas and settle in before the lecture begins.

Yes. Following Neil Logan's presentation, there will be an opportunity for attendees to participate in a Q&A session. This is a chance to ask questions about the projects discussed, BVN's approach to design and innovation, and broader topics relating to architecture and the future of the built environment. The Q&A will take place at the conclusion of the lecture

How can I find out more information?

If you have any questions about the event or would like further information, please contact the Living Lab for the Built Environment team at LivingLabBE@canberra.edu.au. We will be happy to assist with any enquiries.

PEET Lecture Series: The Architect's Role in Sustaining the Future, Neil Logan, BVN

Name: PEET Lecture Series: The Architect's Role in Sustaining the Future, Neil Logan, BVN
Start: 2026-10-13T12:30:00+1100
End: 2026-10-13T13:30:00+1100
Location: Building 7, Level B common area

Tue, 13 Oct, 12:30pm - 1:30pm AEDT

Building 7, Level B common area

Bruce ACT, Australia

UC Living Lab for the Built Environment

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Event Details

Neil Logan is co-CEO of BVN Architecture, one of Australia’s leading architectural practices, recognised nationally and internationally for its design excellence, research partnerships, and commitment to innovation in the built environment. Originally founded in Brisbane Queensland 100 years ago, BVN has maintained its leading position through continuous evolution and seeing beyond what is possible today to future possibilities. With over 300 people in studios located in Brisbane, Sydney, London, and New York, BVN is a global creative collective of architects, designers, strategists and researchers with a shared vision for a better planet.

In this lecture Neil will explore five recent BVN projects through the lens of four key tenets: Radical Adaptation, Towards Net Positive, Designing with Country, Wellness and Neighbourhood Making.

FAQs

Where can I park?

Casual parking is available in Car Parks 4, 9, 22 and 28. For parking locations and information, please visit the University of Canberra campus parking page: parking link
Once parked, make your way to Building 7 at the northern end of the concourse. The lecture will be held in the Level B Common Area, and signage will be displayed across campus to help guide you to the venue. We recommend allowing 5-10 minutes to make your way from the parking areas and settle in before the lecture begins.
Will there be Q&A?

Yes. Following Neil Logan's presentation, there will be an opportunity for attendees to participate in a Q&A session. This is a chance to ask questions about the projects discussed, BVN's approach to design and innovation, and broader topics relating to architecture and the future of the built environment. The Q&A will take place at the conclusion of the lecture
How can I find out more information?

If you have any questions about the event or would like further information, please contact the Living Lab for the Built Environment team at LivingLabBE@canberra.edu.au. We will be happy to assist with any enquiries.

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