Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Stadium: AAMI Park

Stadium: AAMI Park (also known as Melbourne Rectangular Stadium)
Location: Edwin Flack Field, Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne, Australia

Built: 2010
Architect: Cox Architects and Planners
Construction Cost: AU$268 million

Capacity: 30, 050



The Melbourne Victory vs. Come Play XI match, on Friday the 14th May. Victory defeated Come Play XI 4-0, but that wasnt the exciting part.

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

2009 Park(ing) Day T-Shirt Contest



I entered the 2009 Park(ing) Day T-Shirt Contest with a strong design where cars transform into hot air balloons and take flight, leaving car park space for public use. I made the top ten favourite designs!!! To view the winning design and the remaining favourite t-shirt designs click here.

Sunday, May 16, 2010

Portfolio


Open publication - Free publishing - More portfolio

Architectural Design Studio 03: Sense
Architectural Design Studio 08: Boutique Hotel
Integrated Project: Daly Oval Redevelopment

Parking Day T-Shirt Contest
Architectural Design Studio 09: E'Clipse All, Good Conductor and Short Circuit
Architectural Design Studio 10: Exhibition

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Foyn-Johanson House

Photo taken from http://haw.com.au/  All Photography by Ben Hosking



 I loved this house from the first time I set my eyes on it reading through the Architectural Review Australia, Issue 114. The way the back of this house has a subtle fold transforms the rear of this existing weatherboard house. It allows the back garden and outdoor living space to enjoy direct sunlight.

The rear facade is a sustainable artificial timber screen system used for sunshading, balustrading and view
screening. The side walling is treated like a roof.


For full article click here.

Saturday, September 5, 2009

Hot Air Balloon




The hot air balloon plays an important urban and social role in the transit urban space in my Bowden Transit Hub final year studio project.




The hot air balloon acts as a moving landmark within the plaza space, acting as a marker seen beyond to the parklands and even towards the city.

Fiera Di Milano