Emagn WA

✨ Thank You to Our Sponsor ✨
A huge thank you to our incredible sponsor & for supporting this year’s 3 Over / 4 Under forum. Your contribution helped us bring the event to life and create a space for connection, ideas, and inspiration.
We’re truly grateful 🤍

Meet the mentors joining us for this year’s APE Part 3 – Round 2 Mock Interviews 🌟

We’re incredibly grateful to have such generous practitioners sharing their time, insight and real-world experience with our candidates. Their guidance plays a huge role in helping future architects build confidence, sharpen judgement, and navigate the pathway to registration.

🗓 10 November
🕠 5:30–7:30pm
📍 WA Chapter, 33 Broadway, Nedlands
🔗 Register via the link in bio

Proudly supported by
Organised by .busan and from the EmAGN WA Education + Mentoring Team

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Introducing Alice Ford; our second 4 Under speaker for 3O4U No.23: On Spectrums.

Alice Ford is an Australian interdisciplinary artist and architectural graduate who creates under the name Big Al (b. 1997). She uses techniques such as drawing, painting and collage to blur the boundaries between seen and unseen relationships between events, humans and the cosmos through strange-making, comedic absurdity, and curiosity. In an age of mass extinction, Al questions how we might re-entangle with the ecological. She works between a small cabin on Wadandi Country, and the University of Western Australia as a PhD candidate on Whadjuk Country. This doctoral research is supported by the Australian Government Research Training Program (RTP) scholarship.

🎟️ Tickets on sale!!! Link in bio 🔗

Introducing Emily Duncan; our first 4 Under speaker for 3O4U No.23: On Spectrums.

Emily Duncan, an Associate at Woods Bagot and registered Architect with the Architects Board of Western Australia, has eight years of experience across residential, hospitality, workplace, and transport projects. Having worked in both the United Kingdom and Australia, she has contributed to large-scale international developments and Perth’s METRONET Morley-Ellenbrook Line Project. Emily excels in helping lead multidisciplinary teams and designing complex buildings. With a strong artistic background and interest in technology, materials, and environmental interaction, she enhances visual communication and design quality. Passionate about sustainability, placemaking, and promoting women in construction, Emily actively contributes to shaping the property industry’s future.

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Meet the 4 Under voices leading this year’s conversation at 3O4U.

📅 Date: 13 November
🕠 Time: 5:30–7:30pm
📍 Location: Rechabite - 224 William st, Northbridge
WA 6003
🎟️ Tickets on sale!!! Link in bio 🔗

Event organised by (EmAGN WA co-chair)
Sponsored by EmAGN WA Premier Partner