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.
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
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
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