LEA 3001: A Learning Space Odyssey is the 23rd Annual Learning Environments Australasia Conference and is hosted by the Queensland Chapter in Brisbane on the 7 - 9 May 2025.
Step into the future of education at LEA 3001: A Learning Space Odyssey, where we push boundaries, challenge conventional thinking, and reimagine learning environments for the next century. As we journey forward, this conference will explore how rapid advancements in technology, shifting social landscapes, and environmental challenges are reshaping the way we design and interact with spaces for learning.
Our 2025 theme is all about exploring the horizon and beyond. From AI-powered classrooms and blended learning environments to the influence of community, culture, and Queensland’s unique climate, we’ll dive into the future of education with optimism and creativity.
With a diverse lineup of speakers including students, educators, architects, and designers, LEA 3001 will offer thought-provoking sessions and actionable insights for building future-ready learning spaces. Expect dynamic discussions, immersive site tours, and hands-on workshops designed to ignite new ideas and inspire innovation. This is your chance to be part of a conversation that will shape the next generation of learning environments.
Join us at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre from May 7 to May 9, 2025, as we embark on this exciting odyssey together, ensuring that education remains innovative, inclusive, and impactful for decades to come.
Key STATISTICS
23
Years running the conference
11,100+
Attendees
360+
Exhibitors
24+
Industry Experts speakers and workshop presenters
MEET OUR KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
MEET OUR KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Simon Kuestenmacher
Director and Co-founder of The Demographics Group
Kerstin Thompson
Principal at Kerstin Thompson Architects
Mark Pesce
Podcast Host of The Next Billion Seconds, and This Week in Startups Australia, Co-founder of Wisely AI
Kate Meyrick
Director of Urbis
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
Under the banner of LEA 3001, the 2025 Learning Environments Australasia conference is set to exceed expectations, drawing a diverse and international audience of over 500 delegates. Attendees will hail from prominent regions such as Australia, Singapore, New Zealand, USA, and the UK, representing an array of professions pivotal to the evolution of teaching and learning environments. These delegates represent diverse professions integral to the advancement of teaching and learning environments.
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