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2007 EXHIBITIONS  INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OUT FROM UNDER: Australian Architecture Now AIA, SF Chapter, San Francisco, USA 8 March to 25 April 2007 Curator: Anthony Burke, UTS Supported by the RAIA International Committee Young Australian architects are establishing unique new trajectories in design that combine innovative material and spatial research with high quality building. At the core of this new generation of Australian designers is the emergence of an urban sensibility and an evolution beyond the rural mythology of past generations, while maintaining a strong relationship to the outdoors. OUT FROM UNDER: Australian Architecture Now highlights this vibrant design culture and showcases the responses young Australian practices are applying to a new and innovative range of materials and practices. After a successful first show at the American Institute of Architects SF Chapter headquarters, the show has moved on to Seattle and now Hong Kong with the support of the RAIA international committee. Plans are to move the show next to Beijing, Macau and KL in 2008. RMIT affiliated exhibitors: Scott Balmforth, RMIT Master of Architecture (research by project), 2008. Exhibiting Practice Director: Terroir, Tasmania/Sydney. Richard Blyth, Head, RMIT School of Architecture and Design; RMIT PhD in Architecture (by research project), 2008. Exhibiting Practice Director: Terroir, Tasmania/Sydney. Gerard Reinmuth, RMIT Master of Architecture (research by project), 2008. Exhibiting Practice Director: Terroir, Tasmania/Sydney Sean Godsell, RMIT Master of Architecture (research by project), 1999. Exhibiting Practice Director: Sean Godsell Architects, Melbourne, VIC. Dale Jones-Evans, Master of Architecture (research by project), 2008. Exhibiting Practice Director: Dale Jones-Evans Architects, Sydney, NSW. Rob McBride, RMIT Master of Architecture (research by project), 1994. Exhibiting Practice Director: McBride Charles Ryan Architects, Melbourne, VIC. Paul Minifie, RMIT Architecture Senior Lecturer, Master of Architecture (research by project), 2001. Exhibiting Practice Director: Minifie Nixon Architects, Melbourne, VIC. Jan van Schaik, RMIT Architecture Lecturer, Bachelor of Architecture, 2000. Exhibiting Practice Director: Minifie Nixon Architects, Melbourne, VIC. Kerstin Thompson, RMIT Architecture Adjunct Professor, RMIT Master of Architecture (research by project), 1997. Exhibiting Practice Director: Kerstin Thompson Architects, Melbourne, VIC. John Wardle, RMIT Master of Architecture (research by project), 2001. Exhibiting Practice Director: John Wardle Architects, Melbourne, VIC. other exhibiting practices included: Neeson Murcutt Architects, Sydney, NSW Chenchow Little, NSW Chris Bosse of PTW Architects, NSW Gary Marinko Architects, Perth, WA Staughton Architects, Melbourne, VIC M3Architecture, Brisbane, QLD Offshore Studio, Sydney, NSW Andrew Burges Architects, NSW Tony Owen NDM, NSW LECTURE Sean Godsell, RMIT Master of Architecture (research by project), 1999. Exhibiting Practice Director: Sean Godsell Architects, Melbourne, VIC. AIA SF/UC Berkeley Lecture Series April 25, 2007 5:30-7:30 pm ARTICLE Urban Australian architects bust bush myth in US exhibition, Infolink, 28-Feb-2007 REVIEW Nicholas de Monchaux, OUT FROM UNDER, Radar Review, Architecture Australia, July/Aug 2007  RMIT ARCHITECTURE - EXPANDED FIELD INSTALLATION Gabby Seifert and Gotz Stoeckmann, RMIT Architecture International Visiting Fellows Practice: Seifert Stoeckmann/Formalhaut Crazy, Light Work Castlemaine, Australia, 2007 Professor Gabby Siefert of TU Innesbruck led a study tour of Austrian students and staff to Melbourne, hosted by RMIT Architecture. Their visit was coordinated by Richard Black. Gabby Seifert is a partner of Seifert Stoeckmann and the collaborative practice Formalhaut. Her practice partner Gotz Stoeckmann also travelled to Melbourne and they undertook a light installation photographic project in Guilford, Victoria on the same site as their tent installation project Out-back in 2004. Gabby Seifert gave a lecture on Innesbruck academic and practice culture in the Architecture Design Lecture series, and Seifert and Stoeckmann gave a joint public lecture on their recent projects.  MODELLING DESIGN RESEARCH EXHIBITION Homo Faber: Modelling Ideas VENUE: Melbourne Museum OPENING: 9th August, 6 pm EXHIBITION TIMES: 10th August - 16th September, 2007 Melbourne Museum - Homo Faber Exhibition webpage EXHIBITION SYMPOSIUM Homo Faber: Modelling Ideas VENUE: Age Theatre, Lower Level, Melbourne Museum TIMES: 3-5 pm, 6-8 pm, 13 Aug 2007  URBAN ARCHITECTURE EXHIBITION M: URBAN - MODIFYING THE CITY RMIT Architecture Exhibition Location: Melbourne Central Skybridge, Level 2, between Melbourne Central and Myers, across Lonsdale Street Exhibition Opening Time: 6.00 pm, Thursday 28th June, 2007 Opening Address: John Denton, Victorian Government Architect Exhibition Times: June 28th-July 11th, 2007 partners: Committee for Melbourne exhibited project: Melbourne Vacancy Exchange  EXHIBITION Urban Fabric: Greige Exhibitor: Peta Carlin, RMIT SIAL PhD candidate, RMIT Architecture alumni and sessional staff SIAL postgraduate profile West Space Gallery Floor 1, 15-19 Anthony Street, Melbourne, Australia 2 March - 24 March 2007 Urban Fabric is a conceptual photographic installation of Melbourne's mid-twentieth century corporate architectural facades that explores the relationship between architecture, and textile design. The exhibition speculates on the potential of photography's role in the construction and representation of the city, in particular our city, Melbourne. | ||||||||
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