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    Agents of change in challenging times

    May 06, 2020 3 minutes
    — Helen Lochhead, National
    President, Australian Institute of Architects

    The summer’s destructive bushfires have been followed by the challenge of one of the largest health crises in recent times in the form of a coronavirus (COVID-19). The Institute is acutely conscious of both the personal and professional impacts this pandemic is having on our members and the broader community. Our intention is to lend support where we can, including through regular COVID-19 member updates on our

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