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Architecture Club with Louise O’Brien

6 April & 11 May 2024

In the Centre for Creativity

Workshops

Design Workshop

Inspired by the unique design genius of architect Jørn Utzon and the Sydney Opera House, get creative through a series of fun and playful design exercises for beginners or design lovers, whilst learning about the architectural history of the Sydney Opera House.

Passionate about buildings and architecture?

Join Architect and Educator Louise O’Brien in these monthly Saturday afternoon workshops for budding designers. 

Meet the artist

Louise O’Brien

Louise O’Brien is a registered Architect in NSW with qualifications in Installation Art & Interior Design. She is the founder of Apsara Collective – a residential, hospitality and interior architecture studio. She has more than twenty years’ experience locally and internationally. Louise’s passion for design and the opportunities it provides to inspire and empower young people has led her to education and she now lectures at a tertiary level and runs the Architecture for Kids School based in Sydney. 

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