Education
He is an Adjunct Professor of Architecture at the RMIT University which also awarded him an honorary Doctorate of Architecture. During the period 1976 to 2002 he was Lecturer and Design Coordinator Theory, History, Communications Department of Architecture, Faculty of Design and Environmental Construction, RMIT University (Melbourne). He has lectured also at the University of Western Australia Perth, School of Art and Design, RMIT at Bundoora, University of New South Wales (Sydney), School of Architecture, University of Melbourne. Department of Architecture (with Professor Susana Torre), Columbia University, New York, Lecturer Council of Adult Education, Monash University (Melbourne),Swinburne Technical College (Melbourne), and Deakin University (Geelong).
Day's titles are: Doctor of Architecture (Honoris Causa, RMIT), Adjunct Professor of Architecture (RMIT), M Arch (RMIT), B Arch (Melb), ARB (Vic),
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