A congress crowd gathered in a valley
©Warkworth Congress 1971, images by Julian Feary and Peter JoyceSource: Kerry Francis, If Memory Serves, p. 45 ↗
ASAC PRESENTS30.11—05.12.2026Tāmaki Makaurau

PLACESPACEKNOWLEDGECONNECTIONSFUTURES

YOU HEARD IT HERE FIRST / STUDENT ARCHITECTURE CONGRESS / MAKE MEMORIES, MAKE HISTORY / RETRO HAIRCUTS OPTIONAL BUT GUARANTEED ON RETROSPECT /  YOU HEARD IT HERE FIRST / STUDENT ARCHITECTURE CONGRESS / MAKE MEMORIES, MAKE HISTORY / RETRO HAIRCUTS OPTIONAL BUT GUARANTEED ON RETROSPECT / 

WHAT IS CONGRESS?

A gathering made by students, passed from one generation to the next.

The Australasian Student Architecture Congress presents Weaving 2026: A six-day events program shaped by place, space, knowledge, connections and futures, Weaving asks how a collective and connected architecture discipline might be made here, together.

The Australasian Student Architecture Congress (ASAC) is a biennial event that has dated back to 1963. Ever since, an organised mass gathering of architecture students has happened somewhere around Aotearoa or Australia every two years.

READ THE ASAC STORY →
Wellington Congress 2007 — ASAC archive
©Wellington Congress 2007 — ASAC archiveSource: Congress archive, p. 31 ↗
Warkworth Congress 1971, images by Julian Feary and Peter Joyce
©Warkworth Congress 1971, images by Julian Feary and Peter JoyceSource: Kerry Francis, If Memory Serves, p. 42 ↗
Warkworth Congress 1971, images by Julian Feary and Peter Joyce
©Warkworth Congress 1971, images by Julian Feary and Peter JoyceSource: Kerry Francis, If Memory Serves, p. 37 ↗
CONGRESS ARCHIVE / 3 PLATES

COME TO WEAVING.

Six days of tours, talks, workshops, meals, making and gathering. Purchase a full week student ticket or conference day professional ticket at the link below.

PURCHASE TICKETSStudent or Grad / Professional / Friends of Weaving.
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