“Circularity: Materials + Form” will run from June 27-29th in Fitzroy, Melbourne, showcasing projects from the RMIT Master of Architecture Design Studio and Research Elective No Drain No Gain from RMIT Architecture on Vimeo. There is a greater volume of stormwater runoff than there is water consumed in Melbourne. 90%…
“Circularity: Materials + Form” will run from June 27-29th in Fitzroy, Melbourne, showcasing projects from the RMIT Master of Architecture Design Studio and Research Elective 3D Printer from RMIT Architecture on Vimeo. The research project focuses on the recovery and utilisation of volcanic ash and related materials, such as limestone….
“Circularity: Materials + Form” will run from June 27-29th in Fitzroy, Melbourne, showcasing projects from the RMIT Master of Architecture Design Studio and Research Elective The Parasite from RMIT Architecture on Vimeo. As we explore the role of aluminium in architectural design, we must first consider its extraction, origins, and…
“Circularity: Materials + Form” will run from June 27-29th in Fitzroy, Melbourne, showcasing projects from the RMIT Master of Architecture Design Studio and Research Elective Re-Extraction from RMIT Architecture on Vimeo. Our cities are littered with shrines of extraction. ±40 billion tons of sand annually is ripped from the earth…
“Circularity: Materials + Form” will run from June 27-29th in Fitzroy, Melbourne, showcasing projects from the RMIT Master of Architecture Design Studio and Research Elective Urban Plastic Project from RMIT Architecture on Vimeo. Inspired by the urgency to combat environmental degradation and harness the potential of plastic recycling, this project…
“Circularity: Materials + Form” will run from June 27-29th in Fitzroy, Melbourne, showcasing projects from the RMIT Master of Architecture Design Studio and Research Elective MELBOURNE, 22 May 2024: An innovative exhibition exploring circular material economies and green architecture will open on Thursday 27 June at a pop-up space…
The Koorie Heritage Trust (KHT) presents the recent acquisition Let’s Shake by the late internationally recognised artist and Palawa woman Karen Casey (1956–2021), generously donated by her son Daniel Young in memory of his mother. Karen Casey: Let’s Shake opens at KHT on Saturday 27 July and will run until…
The Groundswell Collective has been announced as this year’s winner of the $50,000 Hatch: Taronga Accelerator Program (Hatch) grant. On Wednesday 19 June, 13 founders of six start-ups went head-to-head for the chance to win the grant in a competitive pitch event held at Taronga Zoo Sydney. A not-for-profit organisation…
The National Gallery of Australia has announced a shortlist of five finalists for the National Sculpture Garden Design Competition. Five Australian multidisciplinary teams will progress to the final stage of the design competition with the winning design to be announced in October 2024. The largest investment into the garden since…
Kerstin Thompson Architects has received architecture’s highest global accolade, having been awarded the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) International Awards for Excellence 2024 for Bundanon’s Art Museum & Bridge for Creative Learning. The RIBA International Awards for Excellence is one of the world’s most rigorously judged architecture awards, celebrating buildings from around the…
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