Tag: Installations
Ageing Brisbane mall temporarily reborn as cultural hub
Architects Stukel Stone have transformed a decrepit riverside mall in Brisbane into a temporary performance venue ahead of the 2018 Commonwealth Games.
Tracing a ‘revelatory path’: 2017 NGV Architecture Commission
Cassandra Chilton of Rush Wright Associates reviews the 2017 NGV Architecture Commission by Retallack Thompson and Other Architects and finds, among other things, the “best place in Melbourne this summer for a warm afternoon snooze.”
LAVA, Janet Laurence create membrane-wrapped ‘medicinal garden’ pavilion
LAVA has collaborated with artist Janet Laurence to create a pavilion that is both a botanical display and an “experiential” space featuring edible flowers and plant extracts.
Sh*t Gardens of Melbourne II: A celebration not a condemnation
Cassandra Chilton reviews the recent exhibition Shit Gardens of Melbourne II: A Celebration Not a Condemnation – an unofficial fringe event to the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show.
Pop-up village underway at ANU
The Australian National University (ANU) will construct a “pop-up village” at the heart of its Canberra campus, while it awaits the $220-million redevelopment.
Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Floating Piers
Mauro Baracco and Louise Wright visited Christo and Jeanne-Claude latest work that stretched across Italy’s picturesque Lake Iseo for two weeks in June 2016.
Natalie Jeremijenko: Wondrous engagement
Natalie Jeremijenko speaks about her projects of “wondrous engagement” including urban zip lines and luxury housing for lobsters.
Engaging the vacant
This self-initiated project in Portland, Oregon, transformed a vacant inner-urban lot into an immersive landscape experiment.
Seeds of Change: Get Sunflowered
A project in Victoria’s Latrobe Valley offers a happy intervention to a region facing serious economic and social challenges.
Everything Except Walk
Pollen Studio’s coloured rope work ushers in the 2014 True North Reservoir Arts Festival in Melbourne.
Stawell Steps
A brick spillway by Monash Architecture and Hiroshi Nakao reflects rhythms of human occupation.
Stawell Steps
A brick spillway by Monash Architecture and Hiroshi Nakao reflects rhythms of human occupation.
