Fremantle on the Brink asks bold questions about the port city’s state of transition and speculates on what Fremantle could look like 30 years from now.

The event will showcase work from the Architectus Design Charrette, which this year brings together designers from across Australia for a three-day challenge in Fremantle.

Expect an evening of thought-provoking conversation on the role of Fremantle’s built environment in enabling a vibrant and resilient future for the city, featuring local design voices Ed Hicks and Manuel Tsakoumagkos, with more names to be announced.

This event is a no strings attached, blue-sky exploration that celebrates innovation and design at its core. Bringing together a diverse mix of perspectives and future-focused provocations, we will draw on Fremantle’s unique local character as the anchor point for a discussion on our city’s future.

The night will include presentations from the design team, a sneak peek at the outcomes of the charrette exercise, and a conversation about the role of the built environment in navigating times of transition.

We invite creative thinkers and aspiring design leaders to be part of the conversation with some of the people shaping the city we love.

This event is free but please register via the link.

Full address:
The Corner Room
Ode to Sirens
25 High Street Fremantle

For questions about this event, please contact the organiser.

Architectus
We’re a multi-disciplinary practice with national reach and deep expertise, Architectus achieves design excellence at scale, making a positive and lasting impact on people, cities, and communities. Our 800+ architects, interior designers, landscape architects, urban planners, urban designers, digital experts, and wayfinding specialists collaborate across 13 studios in Australia and New Zealand, working on projects of every type and size. Through a thoughtful, integrated approach to design, we form genuine partnerships with our clients and collaborators to create meaningful and resilient places that endure.

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