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RMIT ARCHITECTURE EVENTS current | past events 2006 EVENTS EXHIBITION & BOOK LAUNCH Platform: RMIT Architecture Design Thesis Projects, 2004-2005 Exhibition Opening Party and Book Launch 6 pm, November 23 Exhibition opening hours: 23 Nov-8 Dec, 2006 9 am-5 pm Location: Eckersley Open Space Gallery 97 Franklin Street, Melbourne CBD RMIT ARCHITECTURE - ADVANCED ARCHITECTURE PUBLIC LECTURE "SUPERFLAT and other tales of Japanese architecture since 1995" Taro Igarashi - Tokyo/Sendai CONVENOR: Paul Minifie, RMIT Architecture - Advanced Architecture VENUE: RMIT Building 10, Level 11, Lecture Room 04, Swanston Street TIME: Monday 15th October 6:00pm, 2006 RMIT ARCHITECTURE INTERNATIONAL ALUMNI EXHIBITION PUBLIC LECTURES RMIT Architecture, Design and Media Alumni Exhibition Public Lectures Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia "The New Design Studio" Mark Burry, RMIT Innovation Professor Spatial and Information Architecture "Recent Works" Kerstin Thompson, RMIT Architecture Adjunct Professor, Practice: Kerstin Thompson Architects VENUE: Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM), 4 & 6 Jalan Tangsi, 50480 Kuala Lumpur TIME: 6 pm, Tuesday 10 October INTERNATIONAL BIENNALE EXHIBITIONS Advanced Architecture - Australian Exhibition 2nd International Architecture Biennale, Beijing China, 2006 Australian Curator: Tom Kovac, RMIT Architecture Adjunct Professor This exhibition included: Architects: Australian Architects Exhibition 2nd International Architecture Biennale, Beijing, 2006 Australian Curator: Tom Kovac, RMIT Architecture Adjunct Professor Students: RMIT Architecture Exhibition 2nd International Architecture Biennale, Beijing, 2006 RMIT Curator: Paul Minfie, RMIT Architecture - Advanced Architecture Laboratory Pavilions: Di Stasio Virtual Pavilion, designed by Tom Kovac 2nd International Architecture Biennale, Beijing, 2006 incorporating: Design City Melbourne, Australian Pavilion Exhibition Guest Curator: Leon van Schaik, RMIT Innovation Professor of Architecture RMIT ARCHITECTURE UAL CONFERENCE KEYNOTE PUBLIC LECTURES Re Housing: UAL International Housing Conference Keynote Lectures Robert Bruegmann, Professor and Chair of Art History, University of Illinois, Chicago VENUE: RMIT Capitol Theatre TIME: 11.30 am 7th Oct, 2006 Mark Brearly, principal urban designer, Mayor of London's Architecture and Urbanism Unit, Greater London Authority VENUE: RMIT Capitol Theatre TIME: 6 pm 7th Oct, 2006 Invited Speakers: Geoffrey London, WA State Government Architect Ian McDougall, RMIT Architecture Adjunct Professor, Practice: Ashton Raggatt McDougall Dr Deborah Dearing, National Manager Strategic Urban Planning, Stockland Mike Berry, RMIT Professor of Urban Studies and Public Policy Peter Mould, NSW State Government Architect Kerstin Thompson, RMIT Architecture Adjunct Professor, Practice: KTA, Melbourne, Australia Peter Richards, Adjunct Professor in the School of Built & Environment and Engineering, QUT Hal Bisset, Housing consultant, past-CEO, Ecumenical Housing Pty Ltd, Melbourne VENUE: RMIT Capitol Theatre TIMES: 7-8 Oct 2006 re Housing: UAL International Housing Conference UAL International Housing Conference RMIT, Melbourne 5-8 Oct 2006 Convenors: Shane Murray, Diego Ramirez and Simon Whibley re Housing: UAL International Housing Exhibition 4-14 October 2006 Myers & Melbourne Central Link Bridge Lonsdale Street, Melbourne Curators: Shane Murray, Diego Ramirez and Simon Whibley INTERNATIONAL BIENNALE EXHIBITION Micro Macro City, Australian Pavilion Exhibition International Architecture Biennale, Venice 2006 Exhibition dates: Sept-Oct 2006 Creative Directors & Exhibition Curators: Shane Murray & Nigel Bertram, RMIT Architecture Urban Architecture Laboratory RMIT ARCHITECTURE/ACA EXHIBITION & PUBLIC LECTURE IF, THEN, MAYBE... 22 – 24 September 2006 Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne Curator: Simon Drysdale, RMIT Architecture Sessional Staff, City of Melbourne Department of Sustainability and Environment, Urban Design Branch Public Lecture: Look Who’s Talking Simon Drysdale, Architect and Urban Designer 11am Sunday Sept 24, 2006. IF, THEN, MAYBE... is an exhibition of speculative designs by RMIT Architecture students responding to plans to redevelop Sturt Street and the Southbank Arts Precinct. It explores speculative architectural futures for the Southbank Arts Precinct, showcasing visionary work by RMIT Architecture students and proposals by the Department of Sustainability and Environment, Urban Design Branch. Community and Industry Projects Coordinator: Vivian Mitsogianni, RMIT Architecture Lecturer, Upperpool Design Coordinator RMIT ARCHITECTURE - ADVANCED ARCHITECTURE PUBLIC LECTURE "Microutopias" Stefania Manna, Practice: IaN+, Rome CONVENOR: Paul Minifie VENUE: RMIT Building 10, Level 11, Lecture Theatre 10.10.02 TIME: Monday 4 pm, September 10, 2006 RMIT ARCHITECTURE PUBLIC LECTURE "Border Postcards - Chronicles from the Edge" Teddy Cruz - Estudio Teddy Cruz RMIT Architecture Public Lecture Series, in partnership with MCA, Sydney CONVENOR: Brent Allpress VENUE: RMIT Building 8, Level 11, Large Lecture Theatre 8.11.68 TIME: 6.30 pm, 3 Sep 2006 related Teddy Cruz Stirling Lecture archived on architecture-radio RADIO INTERVIEW Teddy Cruz (mp3 file) interviewed by Stuart Harrison (RMIT Architecture Lecturer), Simon Knott, Rory Hyde The Architects RRR Radio Show 4 Sep 2006 RMIT ARCHITECTURE/RAPT! PUBLIC LECTURES Rapt! Laboratory for Social Space Melbourne Public Lectures Yoshiharu Tsukamoto and Momoyo Kaijima, Practice: Atelier Bow-Wow, (Japan) Louise Wright, Practice: Baracco Wright, (Melbourne) Marika Neustupny, Practice: NMBW Architecture Studio, (Melbourne) Mark Raggatt, Practice: Dire Tribe, (Melbourne) co-presented by the half-time club Friday 25th August 2006 6.00 pm Taira Nishizawa, Practice: Taira Nishizawa Architects & Associates (Japan) Saturday 26th August 2006 6.30 pm Shihoko Iida, (Japan) Rapt! curator; Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery Curator Sunday 27th August 2006 6.00 pm Rapt! Blog Article: Shihoko Iiada arrives in Melbourne Yoshiharu Tsukamoto and Momoyo Kaijima, Practice: Atelier Bow-Wow, (Japan) Sunday 27th August 2006 6.30 pm VENUE: Rapt! Laboratory for Social Space Melbourne Greenhouse, Atelier Bow-Wow urban installation City Square, Swanston Street, Melbourne CBD Date: 25th Aug-Sat 2nd Sept, 2006 RESEARCH WORKSHOP + EXHIBITION Rapt! Laboratory for Social Space Melbourne Workshop Leaders: Yoshiharu Tsukamoto and Momoyo Kaijima, Atelier Bow Wow (Japan); Taira Nishizawa (Japan) Marika Neustupny, RMIT Architecture, NMBW Architecture Studio (Melbourne) Mauro Baracco, RMIT Architecture, Baracco Wright (Melbourne) Workshop Participants: RMIT Architecture students Tsukamoto Lab, Tokyo Institute of Technology (TITech) Architecture students Tsukuba University Architecture students VENUE: The Greenhouse , Atelier Bow-Wow urban installation, City Square, Swanston Street, Melbourne CBD TIMES: 25th Aug-Sat 2nd Sept, 2006 Held in conjunction with Rapt! 20 Contemporary Artists from Japan, Melbourne June-Dec 2006 RMIT ARCHITECTURE UMAP EXCHANGE STUDIO AND PUBLICATION By Product Tokyo Shane Murray, Nigel Bertram, Marika Neustupny Partners: Yoshiharu Tsukamoto, Tsukamoto Lab, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Practice: Atelier Bow Wow (Japan) 1999, 2003 ACCA / RMIT ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITION IF, THEN, MAYBE... Curator: Simon Drysdale, RMIT Architecture Sessional Staff Urban Design Branch, City of Melbourne Department of Sustainability and Environment Gallery: Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne Dates: 22–24 September 2006 PUBLIC LECTURE Simon Drysdale, Architect and Urban Designer "Look Who’s Talking" Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne 11am Sunday Sept 24, 2006 RMIT ARCHITECTURE PUBLIC LECTURE "Translucent and Fluid: The Impossible Plan" Teresa Stoppani, University of Greenwich, London CONVENOR: Helene Frichot VENUE: Building 8, Level 11, Lecture Hall 68 (8.11.68) TIME: 7.30 pm, Tuesday 8 August, 2006 In mid-18th century Giovanni Battista Piranesi’s oeuvre produces a fierce visual attack that unsettles, once and for all, the stability of the classical language of architecture. Neither theoretical treatise as intellectual manifesto (Alberti), nor self-promotional catalogue of innovative architectural designs (Palladio), the strength of Piranesi’s work resides in its being a graphic visual manifesto: his re-conception of architecture operates through a series of powerful images, which remain active and resonate still today in contemporary architectural discourse and practices. RESEARCH EXHIBITION Homo Faber Exhibition Melbourne Museum Curator: Prof Mark Burry 31 May to 15 July 2006 Homo Faber Exhibition Outline, RMIT DSC Portfolio Events List Melbourne Museum page articles: , Review: Homo Faber Exhibition, Craft Culture Peter Skinner "Review: Homo Faber Exhibition," in Architecture Australia, Sept/Oct 2006 Homo Faber Exhibition, Current News Article, University of Newcastle, 2006 Related ARC grant funded research project: Spatial Knowledge and the Built Environment: The Design Implications of Making, Processing and Digitally Prototyping Architectural Models ARC Discovery Project, 2005-2007 Chief Investigators: Mark Burry - Innovation Professor of Spatial Information Architecture (SIAL) Peter Downton - Assoc Professor of Architectural Theory, School Research Director Andrea Mina - Assoc Professor of Interior Design Michael Ostwald - Professor of Architecture, School of Architecture, Head, University of Newcastle RMIT School of Architecture + Design RMIT ARCHITECTURE PUBLIC LECTURE "Recent Works" Carme Pinos, Estudio Carme Pinos, Barcelona RMIT Architecture Public Lecture Series CONVENOR: Graham Crist, RMIT Architecture Program Director VENUE: RMIT Storey Hall TIME: 6.30 pm Tuesday 11th April, 2006 Compiled by Brent Allpress, RMIT Architecture Research Director | ||||||||
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