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The anatomy of a Queenslander – a story of connections
The author reflects on the Queenslander house as a cultural and ecological symbol, connecting personal history with broader themes of urban development and environmental sustainability. Their research emphasizes the loss of iconic architecture to urban sprawl and advocates for integrating traditional design into modern climate-resilient communities, drawing from decades of environmental work.
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Walking, Ruins, and Rural Communities: The Making of the Pisidia Heritage Trail
You are invited to the online lecture of Yazılıkaya Living Lab: Adaptive Futures for Rural Heritage course, Walking, Ruins, and Rural Communities: The Making of the Pisidia Heritage Trail by Işılay Gürsu (BIAA) on 7 November 2025.
Shetland Terminalia; Walking between cairns
Shetland Terminalia – Walking between Cairns. Saturday Feb 22nd, 11am. Meet at carpark behind the bus stop at the West Burrafirth turning, opposite Loch of Murraster, about two miles before Bridge of Walls (the OS map show a ‘P’ for parking).
• A thousand generations have led you to this point
Stories of Place, Community and Environment (SPACE) Walk, facilitated by Kim V. Goldsmith, is an act of walking together with different knowledge holders and community change-makers to creatively explore the local landscape and consider future possibilities for farming, the environment, the community, and the wider region.
