Skip to content

Architecture Groups Melbourne

Join Architecture Enthusiasts in Melbourne

New RONE installation

Fri, Jul 3, 3:30 AM
From Bayside Culture Vultures Women 50+
4.7
9 attendees
Schwerkolt Cottage and Yarran Dheran National Reserve

Schwerkolt Cottage and Yarran Dheran National Reserve

Sun, Jun 28, 2:00 AM
From The Melbourne Walk and Shoot Group
4.7

The Schwerkolt Cottage is a historic museum located in Mitcham and surrounded by 2.2 hectares of bushland. An interesting place to visit and photograph and we will take a nice walk to the Yarran Dheran National Park not far from this cottage. For more information on Schwerkolt Cottage and Yarran Dheran: [https://www.whitehorse.vic.gov.au/things-do/arts-culture/schwerkolt-cottage](https://www.whitehorse.vic.gov.au/things-do/arts-culture/schwerkolt-cottage) [https://yarrandherannaturereserve.wordpress.com/](https://yarrandherannaturereserve.wordpress.com/) **Draft Schedule** 12.00pm Meet at The Coach Sports Bar for lunch [ https://thecoach.net.au/](https://thecoach.net.au/) 1.00pm Leave for Schwerkolt Cottage and meet at entrance for briefing. (there is parking at Schwerkolt Cottage) 1.15pm Explore Schwerkolt Cottage 2.30pm Meet again at the entrance of the Cottage to regroup and leave for Yarran Dheran (on foot) 4.30pm Event ends. This is an event that is weather dependent - so please check this page the day before the event for any updates if we need to cancel due to bad weather conditions. Rowan and Andrew P

  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
49 attendees
Microsoft Build //localhost:melbourne

Microsoft Build //localhost:melbourne

Mon, Jun 29, 4:00 AM
From Melbourne Azure Nights
4.5

**Please Note:** you MUST Register at this link to attend - Space is limited. https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/reactor/events/27103/ This in-person event is built for developers and cloud engineers who want to design, build, and deploy real-world AI solutions on Azure. Expect a hands-on, implementation-focused experience using Microsoft Foundry and GitHub Copilot with live demos, guided labs, and practical developer workflows. #### Speakers **Randi Ratnayake - Beyond Prompts: Building Production-Grade AI with Microsoft Foundry Hosted Agents** Traditional AI agents are great for chat experiences, but enterprise applications often require much more than prompts and tools. Microsoft Foundry Hosted Agents enable developers to build code-first, containerised agent applications while Azure handles hosting, scaling, identity, and operational concerns. In this session, we'll explore the evolution from traditional Foundry Agents to Hosted Agents, compare the classic and new Foundry experiences, and demonstrate how Hosted Agents enable production-grade orchestration, multi-agent systems, and enterprise integration patterns. Learn when Hosted Agents are the right choice and how they can accelerate your journey from AI prototype to enterprise solution. **Dennis Vroegop - Engineering Agents that Reason, Act and Adapt** In this hands-on lab, you will build an AI agent that reasons, acts, and adapts while navigating a mission-based challenge in San Francisco. Using Microsoft Agent Framework with Microsoft Foundry capabilities, you will progressively add Model Context Protocol tools, agent-to-agent collaboration, knowledge retrieval, and memory plus logging to create a production-ready agentic workflow. **Bron Thulke - GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio: Agents That Debug, Profile, and Test** Explore how GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio helps professional developers debug complex issues, analyze performance bottlenecks, and improve test workflows using agent-powered experiences. We'll cover real-world scenarios across C# and C++ apps, highlight new capabilities coming to GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio, and show how AI can become a trusted part of your inner-loop development process. **Ahmed Muhi - The honest practitioner's take on agentic AI on Kubernetes** Agentic AI workloads are stateful, bursty, and multi-step, and they often span infrastructure beyond a single cluster. This breakout focuses on what it actually takes to run AI at scale on Kubernetes while keeping systems operable, including practical patterns for serving, training, orchestration, and fleet operations. **Stuart Dobson - One Package Away: Turning Azure Functions into AI Agent Tools with MCP** If you're already running Azure Functions, you're closer to having a working MCP server than you think. In this session, we'll explore how one NuGet package and a few attribute decorations turns your existing Azure Functions into MCP tools, callable by GitHub Copilot, Azure AI Foundry agents, and any MCP-compatible client. No rewrite. No separate server. Your blob containers, Cosmos collections, and Service Bus queues stay exactly where they are - you're just adding a new trigger type that knows how to talk to agents. This is a live demo session. By the end, you'll have seen a working Azure Function exposed as an MCP tool, and tested against GitHub Copilot in Agent mode. **Danidu Weerasinghe - "Don't Just Migrate — Build a Migration Machine"** Cloud migration demos usually show a one-off success. This session shows how to build a repeatable migration machine. Starting from a real AWS workload, we use GitHub Copilot Agents plus reusable Skills to automate discovery, architecture design, IaC transformation, code refactoring, pipeline generation, and validation. The key shift is from prompt-heavy, single-use agents to a skills-first model where migration knowledge is modular, versioned, and reusable across projects. You will see how this approach improves consistency, reduces rework, and turns migration from a hero effort into an engineering system your team can scale. **Tama Waddell -** **Build, Ship & Run code-first Hosted Agents with Microsoft Foundry** You've spent this year building out your agent harness for your coding projects. Some of you have gone further and started automating your own workflows, business processes and SDLC. How do you build capable agents requires more than just an Agent.md file? How can I get my current harness into the cloud to run automatically. How do you orchestrate agents to talk to one another? How can I use tokens on the cloud rather than my own? Microsoft foundry provides these capabilities through prompt agents and hosted agents. Hosted Agents are Microsoft Foundry's code-first solution for agentic AI. Come join Tama as he shares how to get your own fully capable agent deployed into the cloud as a hosted agent. How to build them, ship them and run them so you can automate business workflows for yourself, your team or the company. Are you ready for the next generation of agents? **AJ Bajada - Roll for Vibes** In Roll for Vibes, I take you on a fast and fun 20 minute journey through how I vibe coded a full companion app for a tabletop RPG in just one day. No grand plan, no prophecy from the DM, just pure instinct and a willingness to let the dice (and the code) fall where they may. I will show how that single day sprint created a character builder and a chat agent that helps players navigate rules, lore, and those classic moments of “wait, can I actually do that,” all connected to Foundry agents. It is a real world example of how vibe coding, when done correctly instead of chaotically neutral, can solve real problems and bring a tabletop world to life with surprising speed and style. **James Westall & Akanksha Malik - Cooking up a special LAB (Watch this space)** #### Prerequisites Space is limited for this event, as such we ask that you do not bring unregistered guests. So we can accurately anticipate guest count, cancel your registration if you do not plan on attending. Please be ready to present your registration confirmation email at the door if requested

  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
79 attendees
Tour of our Makerspace

Tour of our Makerspace

Mon, Jun 29, 9:00 AM
From Maker Community Inc
4.8

Have you been interested in woodworking, 3D printing, CNC, cosplay or Electronics? Come visit Maker Community to get a tour of our space, learn about our memberships, have a chat with our members and discuss your dream projects.

  • Photo of the user
3 attendees
Welcome to the next 2026 AWS Melbourne Well-Architected User Group Meetup!

Welcome to the next 2026 AWS Melbourne Well-Architected User Group Meetup!

Wed, Jul 22, 7:30 AM
From AWS Melbourne Well-Architected User Group
4.6

Hi Architects, Welcome to our next AWS Melbourne Well-Architected User Group Meetup for 2026, including more exceptional speakers and topics! :-D At each meetup we covered off various pillars in detail, best-practices and insights from industry leaders that specialise in the Well-Architected Framework. And giving away drones, of course. Lots of drones. **Please also note that AWS Security now requests a company name and company email where it is available. If you are a student, please list your institution and your student email address at that institution 👍** We'll be announcing more speakers on [https://well-architected.me](https://well-architected.me/) and previewing presentations during the coming weeks - our speakers and details this month include: * **SkillzLab Well-Architected Build Session** **Well-Architecting App Build-off** In this build session, we will have a live build-off with Students competing with AWS Builders and a drone for the most upvoted well-architected app on the night. This month's menu will include: * Pizzas * Beer: Nastro Azzurro * Wine: Big and red 🤤 NB: Please check in up the stairs from the ground floor to the Mezzanine Level. So come join us at 5:30 for a 6pm **SHARP** start, followed by beer, wine, pizza and friendly networking after our talks :-) Tired of Linkedin’s "thought leadership”, spam and advertising? Join https://well-architected.me/ , the AWS community built for architects, developers and cloud professionals. * Connect with experienced AWS practitioners * Preview upcoming AWS Meetups and relive past content * Create and review beautiful AWS case studies in minutes * Prepare for AWS certifications with curated quizzes * Show your manager and reports you’re well-architected (Please note that by registering to attend you agree to your details being shared as and where required with Amazon Web Services and AWS Well-Architected User Group partners)

  • Photo of the user
  • Photo of the user
28 attendees

Syrian.

Sat, Jul 4, 8:30 AM
From Northcote Over 40s
4.6
17 attendees
430kMonthly events
calendar icon
60mMembers
people1 icon
4.5App store rating
appStore icon
200kGroups
people2 icon

Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform where users discover groups and events based on shared interests. It offers opportunities to join communities, attend events, and connect with people having similar hobbies or professions.

Search for architecture groups by entering 'architecture' in the interest tags along with Melbourne in the location filter. You'll find various groups dedicated to architecture enthusiasts in the area.

Yes, there are. You'll find Meetups organizing events focused on architecture where you can interact, learn, and share knowledge with fellow architects.

You can join by searching for an architecture group in Melbourne, reading about their activities, and clicking 'Join' on the group's page. Stay updated on their events and activities to participate.

Yes, signing up and using Meetup to find and join groups is free. Some individual events may have fees, but these are determined by the organizers.

Yes, after creating a Meetup group, you can organize as many events as you'd like and invite members of your community to participate.

It's recommended to RSVP for events so organizers know you're attending. This helps with planning and ensures you receive any essential updates or changes to the event.

If there aren't any groups that meet your exact interest, consider starting your own Meetup group. This provides an opportunity to connect with others who share your architectural interests.

Meetup facilitates opportunities to meet people, but your experience will largely depend on active participation and connection efforts at events and within groups.

Group activity can vary widely. It's good to check the recent activities or posted events of a group to gauge its activeness before joining.

Frequency varies. Some groups may meet weekly, while others might have monthly or ad-hoc events. It's best to check each group’s specific schedule.

This depends on the organizer. Some groups may host in-person events, while others might offer online meetings. Check event details for specifics.

Yes, you can leave any Meetup group at any time if it no longer aligns with your interests. Simply navigate to the group page and choose to leave the group.

Joining such groups connects you with fellow enthusiasts, offers learning opportunities, and allows for networking. Enjoy discussions, tours, and events surrounded by your interest.

Some focus on specific areas like sustainable architecture or architectural design theories, while others might have a broader lens on various aspects of architecture.