Join us for our first annual DAB Futures Symposium to be held alongside the graduate exhibition for UTS Design, Architecture & Built Environment (DAB) Faculty, where 500+ exceptional projects will be on show from our students of Architecture & Landscape Architecture, Animation, Fashion & Textiles, Photography, Interior Architecture, Product Design and Visual Communications.

In order to open up critical conversation about design and architecture practices and processes here at UTS, we are pairing up five insightful external guests with five academics from the faculty. After touring the exhibition, the pairs will discuss the core themes, topics and highlights raised by what they experienced in the context of their own fields.

Introduced by Elizabeth Mossop
DAB Faculty Dean

Moderated by Cameron Tonkinwise
Director, Design Innovation Research Centre

DAB Futures Symposium panelist pairings:

PANEL 1

Anne Burdick
Professor, Design
Speculative, situated design, writing, technologies, knowledge
@anneburdick | anneburdick.com
+
Ariel Bogle
Technology reporter, ABC
Consequences, connections, rules, no-rules, language
@arielbogle | arielbogle.com

Tom Lee
Senior Lecturer, Design
Experiential dimensions of technology, materials and spaces
theaustralianinterestingness.wordpress.com
+
Christian Hampson
Director and co-founder, Yerrabingin.
Interweaving Indigenous tacit knowledge, collaborative design thinking
@heathenblack | yerrabingin.com.au

Tim Schork
Associate Head of School, Architecture
Progressive integration of technology into architectural practice and construction
+
Francesca Hughes
Head of School, Architecture
Cultures of production, production of cultures

PANEL 2

Andrew Toland
Lecturer, Architecture
‘Realism’ discourses in built-environment design culture, nature-culture formations
uts.edu.au/staff/andrew.toland
+
Rob Meyerson
Designer, Supercontext
Architecture and Territory: towards a strategy
@supercontext | supercontext.studio

Jesse Adams Stein
Chancellor’s Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Design
Design, labour, craft, technology
@jesseadamsstein | uts.edu.au/staff/jesse.stein
+
Matthew Connell
Principal Curator, Museum of Applied Art and Sciences
Computing and mathematics history, media art, interaction design, curatorship

Accessibility

General information

Travel instructions