Do the spaces you spend your life in – such as your home and your workplace – make you lonely?
Are they designed with your connection needs as a human foremost in mind, or as an afterthought?
It’s a good thing that Shannon Battisson – the National President of the Australian Institute of Architects – is here to help us answer these questions.
Join us for a coffee and a soul-nourishing conversation about architecture and human connection.
About Shannon:
Shannon is a Canberra-based architect and is the co-founder and co-director of The Mill Architecture + Design.
Shannon is the incumbent National President of the Australian Institute of Architects.
She’s dedicated to working towards a world where all people have access to the essential elements of home (safety, comfort, and retreat) Shannon works hard to ensure these spaces are also climate responsive, affordable and joyful spaces to live in.
Shannon is a dedicated contributor to her profession and regularly volunteers her time to ensure the benefits of good architecture are a valued part of the conversation of our cities. She enjoys public speaking, writing for varied publications, architectural photography and contributing to events big or small that put good design into the hands of everyone. Shannon is a passionate supporter of modernist architecture and works vigorously to share Canberra’s rich modernist architectural legacy with the public.
Website: www.themilldesign.com.au / www.architecture.com.au
Instagram: @its_an_architect_thing
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