The design of medium to large-scale buildings and/or developments, with complex site and programmatic requirements, to a high level of integration. Emphasis on advanced integration of social, pragmatic, technological, urban and environmental aspects. Elaboration and management of implied conflicting issues and needs - including site constraints, planning controls and building regulations, cultural, behavioural, functional and technical issues. Conservation and heritage values pertaining to adaptive re-use. Individual and group work, articulated in relation to collaborative group-based objectives. A range of studio project options will be offered each session, each with a different focus. Projects will be further defined and resourced by each student through elective specializations selected from a range of advanced electives offered in the History and Theory, Communications and Technology Streams. Students may apply to carry out exchange studies with universities which have an agreement with the University of New South Wales. Any application should be made to the university and is at the discretion of the Head of Program (Architecture) UNSW.