Join award-winning architect Andrew Maynard, director of Austin Maynard Architects, for an engaging exploration of the future of our built environment.

Named Dezeen's Architecture Studio of the Year, Austin Maynard Architects is internationally recognised for transforming complex spatial challenges into joyful, sustainable and highly liveable design. Driven by the belief that architecture should serve a broader social purpose, the practice delivers world-class projects ranging from bespoke homes and hotels to pioneering urban communities.

In this session, Andrew will explore how thoughtful and adaptable design can help address today's climate and housing challenges while prioritising joy, wellbeing and human connection. Drawing on Austin Maynard Architects' diverse portfolio, including the acclaimed sustainable apartment developments Terrace House and ParkLife, as well as Geelong's highly anticipated Hope & Autumn project, he will share insights into what it means to build for both people and planet.

Discover how sustainability, social equity and great design can work together to create healthier, more connected communities, and why Geelong, as a UNESCO City of Design, is well placed to lead the way. Bringing intention, heart and common sense to the conversation, Andrew will inspire audiences to rethink how architecture can elevate our cities and the way we live together.

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