“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…
Animation: How can we reclaim waste from industrial processes and deploy it productively? (Timothy Ingram, Noah Jaffrey and Ryan Poppins supervised by Ian Nazareth) RMIT University. “Circularity: Materials + Form” will run from June 27-29th in Fitzroy, Melbourne, showcasing projects from the RMIT Master of Architecture Design Studio and…
In the fourth of a series – a collaboration between green magazine, MINI and RMIT – Australian architects were invited to reimagine a typical urban precinct in North Melbourne to accommodate electric vehicle charging. Their designs demonstrated how architecture and renewable energy could work together to enhance community wellbeing…
As architects and students complete their submissions for INVERT 4.0 Zero Carbon Precinct, they reflect on the brief and share the ideas behind their response. Their drawings and models will be exhibited at The Stables, North Melbourne on November 9-10, 2022. In a new future-focused sustainability initiative, green magazine and…
A procession event featuring four 30-metre-long portrait photographs taken by internationally-renowned French contemporary artist JR – and carried by the portrait subjects themselves, including local farmers, orchardists and local Baakandji community members – made its way through the dry Menindee Lakes district in regional New South Wales to highlight the…
Walkers Journal is a digital and print publication that will produce engaging articles for people who are passionate about nature, exploration, food and architecture. It will feature walks along coasts, through mountains and in cities. Walkers Journal will showcase some of the country’s iconic walks as well as some of…
green magazine and MINI’s third exhibition, MINI LIVING – INVERT 3.0 was open to the public in November 2019. The exhibition marked the culmination of architects and RMIT architecture students’ experiments with the architectural potential of laneways. The architects’ drawings and models offer unique, creative and captivating interpretations of the…
green Talks Ply: Studio Edwards from green magazine on Vimeo. Gunnersen presented green Talks Ply at Allpress Roastery in Melbourne. Ben Edwards (Studio Edwards) discusses a selection of projects using plywood including studio/pop-up storefront, 408 Smith. Read more about 408 smith here >> https://greenmagazine.com.au/studio-edwards-opens-408-smith/
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