Our Sustainability Action Plan targets
As an architecture and interior design practice, we unwaveringly believe in the power of design to affect positive environmental change.
We are confident in our ability to advocate for sustainable decision-making and drive meaningful progress within our profession and the construction industry.
Our Sustainability Action Plan will guide us towards our sustainability targets, measure our performance, and continuously improve our processes. Each target is underpinned by direct actions we will take to achieve change.
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Community Impact: Design in Partnership
ARCH is AWF's newest network partner – Architects without Frontiers (AWF) mobilises the resources of the Australian design profession to assist communities in need through delivering built projects and practical work to overcome the causes of poverty and improving education, gender equality, health and environmental quality.
ARCH is shaping the future of healthcare
The ARCH team is the lead architect and clinical planner in the transformative expansion of Ipswich Hospital and Cairns Hospital. The two projects are included in the six hospital developments announced by the Queensland Government on 26 September. This is the largest-ever investment in hospitals in Queensland, adding 264 beds, advanced surgical theatres, and state-of-the-art emergency departments.
It's a wrap
After the successful conclusion of our 2024 Assembly, everyone in attendance left feeling inspired about our future under our new brand, ARCH. From one team member .... "The sense of a new beginning for the firm, that everyone was invited to share, strengthened connections."
ARCH the new name for Suters Architects
The firm's new ARCH wordmark embodies the new name and represents strength, simplicity, and grace in form and function. A universal symbol, the arch tells a visual story of connection and convergence, a conduit of ideas, a union of thought, a collection of ambitions. It embraces the practice's values of people, place, planet, and purpose and sets the stage for their future.
Brisbane Markets Gala Dinner sponsors
ARCH is proud to be a sponsor of the 2024 Brisbane Markets Annual Gala event, celebrating the people and culture of Queensland’s substantial horticulture industry, the 2nd largest primary industry in the state of Queensland.
St John the Baptist School awarded for project excellence
St John the Baptist School is awarded Platinum in the Architecture & Design Collection Awards for Educational Facilities and Gold in the ArchFrame Design Awards for Educational Built.
Concord Oval 2023 winner
Congratulations to our ARCH project team for Concord Oval for being announced World Design Awards Winner – Sports Design Built and ArchFrame Design Awards Gold Winner – Sports Design Built.
USQ Springfield Expansion of F Block project wins gold
We are excited to announce that our USQ Springfield Expansion of F Block project has won the Global Future Design Awards – Gold Winner Educational Built and ArchFrame Design Awards – Gold Winner Educational Built.
Norlane Aquatic & Recreation Centre opens its doors
These are Australia's newest, coolest pools, open today in Victoria’s second city! Geelong, get ready to experience a new level of community vitality, vibrancy, and excitement as the Norlane Aquatic Community Hub for the community of the City of Greater Geelong.
Our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan
ARCH is fully committed to implementing our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), and we are delighted to have been able to listen, develop, and share this important work with our people and wider community.
ARCH Assembly 2024
In the coming days, we are gathering all of our people from across Australia to our Assembly 2024. We will be joined by an Australian Olympic Team legend to celebrate our successes and share some significant news with our clients and colleagues.
Flinders Medical Centre's Margaret Tobin Centre redevelopment breaks ground
We are playing a crucial role as the Lead PSC, architect, and clinical planner in the design of the Centre's expansion. This includes the creation of a new acute psychiatric intensive care unit (PICU) and associated facilities, increasing access to care for people needing acute mental health services.
Association of Consulting Architects SA hosted a special event for NAIDOC week
Titled "Working on Country", this event featured three local architects sharing their experiences and knowledge of practical engagement outcomes from recent projects.
Congratulations to Geoff Street for being recognised as a Life Fellow of the Australian Institute of Architects
Life Fellow is the highest honour class of RAIA membership. This well-deserved honour acknowledges over 30 years as a registered architect delivering a range of major projects and for his wider contribution as an industry leader.
Reconciliation Week 2024
Each year, the week between 27 May to 3 June commemorates two significant milestones in the reconciliation journey – the successful 1967 referendum and the High Court Mabo decision, respectively. This year, all dwp.design studios are participating in activities to recognise National Reconciliation Week #NRW2024
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What does it take to design modern aged care facilities?
Rebecca has over 25 years of extensive design and project management experience in the Seniors Living Sector. She deeply understands the contribution built form makes to our environment and is particularly interested in quality design for integrated seniors living and aged care facilities.
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We acknowledge the Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander as traditional owners of the land where we gather today and pay my respects to Elders past, present and emerging. We recognise their connection to Country and their role in caring for and maintaining Country over thousands of years. May their strength and wisdom be with us today.
For NSW projects, our nominated architect is Angus Rose ARB 8341
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