4.12 Pennant Hills High School, photo by Max Dupain, 1967. © Max Dupain & Associates, State Library of NSW, PXD 1013/109.

GA200+ is presented by the NSW Office of the Government Architect, in partnership with the NSW Architects Registration Board.

In 1816, Governor Lachlan Macquarie appointed architect, stonemason and convicted forger Francis Greenway as civil architect and assistant engineer to the colony of New South Wales. The appointment established the role of NSW Government Architect which has endured unbroken for 200 years.

To mark this bicentenary year, GA200+ is a series of forums, workshops and discussions for government, industry, researchers and the public to look towards the next 200 years: what’s next? And are we ready for it?

About

The Government Architect’s bicentenary takes place at a time of momentous change as NSW,...

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Program

Knowledge

GA200+ is about building a network and a knowledge base that will inform a NSW Policy for Architecture and Urban Design. Primers will be published prior to events as a way to provoke a context for discussion.

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Speakers

Instafeed

Us and Them

The point is, we’re all in this together – just like GA200+, a liveable and sustainable built environment...

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