
Explore the leafy streets of both Woollahra and Paddington with an experienced AAA volunteer architectural tour guide on Saturday 3 October.

Explore the leafy streets of both Woollahra and Paddington with an experienced AAA volunteer architectural tour guide on Saturday 3 October.


Escape your isolation with a healthy two hour walk through the streets of Sydney. The Sydney City Walk is the original walk developed by the Australian Architecture Association.

September is the perfect month to escape the confines of your home and discover the architectural delights of the inner city urban village Redfern. Join the walk on Sunday 6 September 2020.

Taking place this Saturday 7 March, the first AAA Residential Coach Tour for 2020 promises to provide a fascinating insight into the latest contemporary home design in Sydney.
The Australian Architecture Association will showcase the work of established and upcoming architects, including David Boyle of David Boyle Architect, Ben Peake, Associate at Carter Williamson Architects, Sam Crawford, Director of Sam Crawford Architects, James Fitzpatrick of Fitzpatrick + Partners, and Manuelle Schelp of Studio Schelp.

Don't miss the first @home for 2020, taking place on Sunday 23 February.
Meet award winning architect Sam Crawford, as he talks us through the evolution of his own home in Stanmore.

The Sydney Festival - SYDFEST 2020 takes place 8-26 January. and there's no better way to celebrate the city than with an architectural walking tour. The AAA has some great walks on offer.

Come and enjoy a two hour walk in this small lower north shore peninsular suburb extending down to Sydney Harbour.
Over two hours discover two hundred years of Sydney’s built history on the Walk Through Time tour. Join an Australian Architecture Association trained tour guide on Sunday 17 November, to discover how architecture has helped shape the landscape of the city.

Castlecrag is one of Sydney's most picturesque suburbs, perched on a rocky peninsula surrounded by the sparkling waters of Middle Cove. In the 1920s architects Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin planed the perfect garden suburb with small houses surrounded by trees and rocky outcrops. Little did they realise what property values would do to that dream.