This photo appeared in the Bulletin, November 18, 1991. The text was

"Architecture 5 - Future Concepts Exhibited

The future of Australia architecture took centre stage when 'Architecture 5' went on display at the University recently.

"Architecture 5' is the name which was given to the end-of-year exhibition by final year Bachelor of Architecture students which included large scale urban developments, small regional art galleries and a wide range of other architectural projects. Selected works by final year students in the Bachelor of (Science) Architecture were also on display.

The exhibition, the work of 25 students, was officially opened by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration), Mr Lance Hennessy at the Hunter Technology Centre.

Exhibition organiser, David Stafford, said that 'Architecture 5' presented models and drawings from the design elective in the course.

'It was interesting to not only see urban landscapes and regional art galleries but also a prison, a metropolitan television and radio broadcast studios, laboratories, hotels, a TAFE collage, newspaper publishing facilities and a city council chamber, "David said.

"An exhibition such as this is important to the students as it allows them to display their designs and thoughts and is an example of where architectural tends may be going in the future, "he said

He said the students, some of whom have already found employment, will be looking to their careers which could be with architectural firms, local government bodies, self employment, mutli-disciplinary building project teams, overseas opportunities or studying for a higher degree, and area which at present contains some possibilities because of the relatively small number of architects who have gone on to further study."

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