\\ EXHIBITED WORKS 

 

2009  

Singapore Design Festival 

Bangkok Design Festival 

Evolutionary Architecture
State of Design Festival
Federation Square, Melbourne 

Abundant Australia
Australian Pavilion of the Venice Architecture Biennale
Object Gallery, Sydney 

 

2008

Venice Architecture Biennale
Abundant, Australian Pavilion, Venice

 

2006

Transcapes, Artificial Nature 1
Digitally mediated environments
UTS Gallery, Sydney
31 October - 23 November
Curated by Steve Hatzelis 2006

Artificial Nature 1 concerns the use of digital technologies as creative tools for rethinking art. The current (second) phase of digital thinking has been referred to as 'Post Digital'. Artists, engineers, designers and architects are extending their creativity through the fusion of their minds with the generative potential of digital technologies. Artificial Nature 1 is coordinated by the Centre for Digital Design, a research centre focusing on the study and development of dynamic immersive information systems and the creative use of digital media. An accompanying symposium on the subject of digitally mediated environments will highlight recent trends in digital design, art and architecture.

A and U Studio (AUS), James Angus (AUS/USA), Chris Bosse (AUS/DE), Michael Davis (NZ), Ernest Edmonds (AUS/UK), Dale Jones Evans (AUS), LAB (AUS/USA), Lev Manovich (USA), mDa> lab (AUS), Minimaforms (UK/USA), Frank Minnaert (AUS/FR), OceanD (UK/USA), PTW Architects + Arup + CSCEC (AUS/PRC), studioWSH (AUS), Young & Popadich (NZ).

 

2005 

Petites Machines à Habiter
CAUE Sarthe, Le Mans, France

Le Conseil d’Architecture, d’Urbanisme et de l’Environnement de la Sarthe organise depuis 2003 un festival "Petites Machines à Habiter", un concours destiné à renouveler le débat sur l’architecture à échelle réduite. Le défi proposé en 2005 : l’extension contemporaine de la maison de ville.

Les 130 architectes, paysagistes et designers inscrits devaient réaliser : une pièce à vivre (avec salle à manger et cuisine pour 8 personnes), un espace pour recevoir un couple d’amis (hébergement et sanitaires), une terrasse associée à l’extension, un jardin potager, un jardin d’agrément et un abri de jardin. Le tout ne devant pas coûter plus de 35 000 € (maison, abri et jardin compris, hors mobilier intégré).

 

2004 

454 projects for an olympic landmark 2012
International Architecture Competition for the Olympic Landmark in Paris
Pavillon de l’Arsenal, Paris

454 projects from over 80 countries for the realisation of the Olympic Landmark in Paris.
A remarkable temporary building is intended to mark the Batignolles location to showcase its Olympian future and reveal its urban potential through a visual landmark at the heart of a location chosen by Paris 2012. The Olympic Landmark will be open to the public at the beginning of 2005 and will host an exhibition centre to introduce Paris 2012 to Parisians and to all visitors.
To meet this challenge, Paris 2010 launched an international architecture competition and mandated the Pavillon de l'Arsenal to act as assistant project manager for the holding of this competition. Open to designers from around the world, anonymous and single phased, this international architecture competition was held entirely on the Web, from on-line registrations, starting June 1, 2004 to submissions for projects on September 6, 2004.