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2006 EXHIBITIONS  INTERNATIONAL EMERGING PRACTICE TRAVELLING EXHIBITION New Trends in Architecture in Europe, Asia and Pacific, 2006-2007 international travelling exhibition Australian curator and advisor: Leon van Schaik, RMIT Innovation Professor of Architecture exhibitors: Martyn Hook, RMIT Architecture Senior Lecturer Adrian Iredale, RMIT Invited M.Arch Candidate Finn Pedersen, RMIT Invited M.Arch Candidate Practice: Iredale Pedersen Hook, Perth/Melbourne Sean Godsell, RMIT Invited M.Arch Alumni, Practice: Sean Godsell Architects, Melbourne Official New Trends Travelling Exhibition Website  MAJOR PROJECT DESIGN THESIS EXHIBITION Platform: RMIT Architecture Design Thesis Projects, 2004-2005 Exhibition and Book Launch, Eckersley Open Space Gallery, Melbourne, 2006 Curator and Editor: Mel Dodd, RMIT Architecture Lecturer  VENICE ARCHITECTURE BIENNALE EXHIBITION Micro Macro City Australian Pavilion Exhibition Venice Architecture Biennale 2006 Creative Directors: Shane Murray & Nigel Bertram, RMIT Architecture Urban Architecture Laboratory BEIJING ARCHITECTURE BIENNALE EXHIBITION Advanced Architecture - Australian Exhibition Australian Curator: Tom Kovac, RMIT Architecture Adjunct Professor Emerging Talent, Emerging Technologies Exhibition 2nd International Architecture Biennale, Beijing China, 2006 this exhibition included:  BEIJING ARCHITECTURE BIENNALE EXHIBITION Australian Architects Exhibition Australian Curator: Tom Kovac, RMIT Architecture Adjunct Professor Emerging Talent, Emerging Technologies: Architects Exhibition Curator: Neil Leach 2nd International Architecture Biennale, Beijing, 2006  BEIJING ARCHITECTURE BIENNALE EXHIBITION Advanced Architecture - RMIT Architecture Exhibition RMIT Curator: Paul Minfie, RMIT Architecture - Advanced Architecture Laboratory Australian Curator: Tom Kovac, RMIT Architecture Adjunct Professor Emerging Talent, Emerging Technologies: Students Exhibition Curator: Neil Leach 2nd International Architecture Biennale, Beijing, 2006  BEIJING ARCHITECTURE BIENNALE EXHIBITION Di Stasio Virtual Pavilion, designed by Tom Kovac incorporating: Design City Melbourne, Australian Pavilion Exhibition Guest Curator: Leon van Schaik, RMIT Innovation Professor of Architecture Australian Curator: Tom Kovac, RMIT Architecture Adjunct Professor Emerging Talent, Emerging Technologies: Pavilions Exhibition Curator: Neil Leach 2nd International Architecture Biennale, Beijing, 2006  UAL INTERNATIONAL HOUSING EXHIBITION 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 held in conjunction with: UAL INTERNATIONAL HOUSING CONFERENCE re Housing: UAL International Housing Conference 5-8 October 2006 Published proceedings excerpt - Exhibited Projects (Pdf files) Pages 155-157 (2.08 Mb) Pages 158-163 (2.69 Mb) Pages 164-167 (2.28 Mb) Pages 168-185 (3.90 Mb) Pages 186-199 (8.88 Mb) Pages 200-213 (3.28 Mb) REVIEW: Stuart Harrison, "Review: Rehousing Exhibition," in Architecture Australia, Jan/Feb 2007   INTERACTIVE INSTALLATION PROJECT "Haptic Prototype" - wearable stomach actuator Project Coordinators/Designers: Pia Ednie-Brown, RMIT Architecture Senior Lecturer, SIAL; Inger Mewburn, Architect, RMIT Master of Architecture SIAL candidate RMIT SIAL Tactile Feedback Design Team: Textile Design: Naomi Raggatt, RMIT Fashion undergraduate student Soundtrack design: Guy Webster Sonic design: Nicholas Murray, Architect, RMIT SIAL Sound Lab PhD candidate, Boo Chapple, RMIT SIAL Master of Design candidate Electronics: Michael Mewburn Haptic component of the Intimate Transactions interactive installation, developed 2001-2005 by The Transmute Collective (artists and research collaborators) exhibited in Brisbane Festival in Association with KickArts - Centre for Contemporary Art, Cairns Technical Specifications VENUES: The Block, QUT Creative Industries Precinct, Brisbane Centre of Contemporary Arts, Cairns DATES: July 15th-22nd 2006 Next Showings, USA, 2007 awarded: Honorary Mention in the Prix Ars Electronica Interactive Arts category, 2005 article: Keith Armstrong, "Intimate Transactions: The Evolution of an Ecosophical Networked Practice", in Distributed Aestheitics: Fibreculture Journal, Issue 7, 2006  COMMUNITY AND INDUSTRY 2030 URBAN DESIGN STUDIO EXHIBITION 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 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 PUBLIC LECTURE: Look Who’s Talking Simon Drysdale, Architect and Urban Designer 11am Sunday Sept 24, 2006.  SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITION Made in Germany: Architecture + Ecology Exhibition VENUE: RMIT Gallery TIMES: 31st August – 30th September 2006 OPENING ADDRESS: Graham Crist, RMIT Architecture Program Director Made in Germany: Architecture + Ecology showcases nine building projects which demonstrate the diversity of German-designed ecological construction methods in recent years. Amongst these are factories, child-care centres, sports halls, private homes in various locations around Germany, as well as major projects such as the new construction of the central railway station in Stuttgart. Designed by the Goethe-Institut in collaboration with the Aedes gallery in Berlin. RMIT Gallery media release  MODELLING DESIGN RESEARCH EXHIBITION Homo Faber Exhibition Melbourne Museum Curator: Prof Mark Burry 31 May to 15 July 2006 Homo Faber Exhibition Catalogue pdf Homo Faber Exhibition Outline, RMIT DSC Portfolio Events List Homo Faber Melbourne Museum webpage Review: Homo Faber Exhibition, Peter Skinner "Review: Homo Faber Exhibition," in Architecture Australia, Sept/Oct 2006 Homo Faber Exhibition, Current News Article, University of Newcastle, 2006 ARC 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  VIDEO EXHIBITION MAELSTROM: Gazes into the digital abyss Sean Pickersgill, University of South Australia, Adelaide, RMIT PhD in Architecture candidate Gregory More, RMIT Interior Design Lecturer, SIAL Research Fellow John Power, RMIT Animation and Interactive Media (AIM) Kaurna Gallery, 5th - 14th July, 2006, Adelaide. The work presented in Maelstrom collectively identifies and presents an exploration of digital space as a form of philosophical topology, a lens and a window onto an unknown world. The possibilities within the digital field have not yet begun to be understood in terms of the ontology of presence. The work of the three artists seeks to give substance to some of the opportunities available within the immersive context of the first-person environment. Disruptions of form, aberrations of physics and geometry all present the fact that we can exist in these worlds within another gravitational logic. » current | 09 | 08 | 07 | 06 | 05 | 04 | 03- | ||||||||
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