Flood Relief Blog launched for AIA Members

The Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) has launched a blog for members to offer assistance and support to those affected by the floods in Queensland. Throughout the month of January, the blog will allow members to connect with those in need of help. The site has already received numerous posts from architects around Australia offering […]

BY jesse

13 January, 2011

The Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) has launched a blog for members to offer assistance and support to those affected by the floods in Queensland.

Throughout the month of January, the blog will allow members to connect with those in need of help.

The site has already received numerous posts from architects around Australia offering assistance in a number of ways.

All content will be removed at the end of January. Click here to visit the site.

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