UAL NEWS & EVENTS

EXHIBITION AND DESIGN STUDIO
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
partners:
Committee for Melbourne
exhibited project:
Melbourne Vacancy Exchange

EXHIBITION
Micro Macro City
Australian Pavilion Exhibition
Venice Architecture Biennale 2006
Creative Directors & Exhibition Curators:
Shane Murray & Nigel Bertram, RMIT Architecture Urban Architecture Laboratory

re Housing: UAL International Housing Conference
5-8 October 2006
Melbourne Town Hall & RMIT Capitol Theatre
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

FLEXIBLE FUTURES: 2005 UAL Examinations
Three UAL Master of Architecture candidiates presented their final design projects for public examination:
Paul Dash – Modes of Urban Exchange: Potential for Active Public Space at the Interface of Residential and Industrial Areas
Han Li – Recombination: Towards Contemporary ‘Group Form’
Paulo Sampaio – Dynamic and Flexible Urban Interface

BOOK LAUNCH
38South Vol 3: Urban Architecture Laboratory, 2002-2004
Edited by Shane Murray and Nigel Bertram,
Melbourne: RMIT University Press
144pp, $35
The latest issue of 38 South was launched on Friday 1st July 2005 by Professor Leon van Schaik. This publication contains a wide range of urban architectural design research, essays by Shane Murray, Nigel Bertram and Kim Halik and research project work from 10 recent graduates of the UAL Master of Architecture program.
Analytical studies and design research projects focus on:
fast-growing new suburbs on the city’s growth boundaries (Caroline Springs, Melton, Langwarrin, Point Cook); established inner suburbs under development pressure (Footscray, Yarraville, Camberwell, North Melbourne); large suburban centres growing and changing (Frankston, Ringwood, Reservoir); and rural and regional centres redefining their roles (Ballarat, Geelong, Rainbow).