A New Normal: Circular Economy

A New Normal returns with an epic five days of festivities at the Boyd Baker House, Long Forest. This unique experience brings together leading architects and creative practitioners from across Australia to showcase a range of projects in motion to help transform our cities. This program of talented industry leaders is showcased through a series of guided tours, talks, lunches and exhibitions with limited tickets available each day.

Day 5 of the A New Normal program looks at ending landfill and shifting to a circular economy through transforming waste into community assets. By closing the loop, we’re turning a traditionally linear waste stream into a circular and regenerative resource for the future. Through expert talks, real-world case studies and interactive exhibits, this event showcases how architects, makers, industries, and communities are working together to close the loop.

8:30AM-9:30AM
Transport from City to Long Forest
9:30AM-10:30AM
Site & Exhibition Tour
11AM-1PM
Morning Presentations & Panel Discussion
1PM-2PM
Lunch provided by Long Prawn & Hope Street Radio
2PM-4PM
Afternoon Presentations & Panel Discussions
4PM-5PM
Aperitivo Hour provided by Long Prawn & Hope Street Radio
5PM-6PM
Transport from Long Forest to City

Exhibitors include: Public Realm Lab, Baracco+Wright with Monash Architecture Students, Kosloff, MUIR, NMBW & Esther Stewart, NH Architecture, OPENWORK & Kerstin Thompson Architects & Josh Riesel, Oculus, Winsor Kerr & SBLA, Breathe, and Architect Brew Koch.

A New Normal is held in partnership with the Robin Boyd Foundation, Hope Street Radio, and Long Prawn.