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Making Culture
In 2015, the Byera Hadley Travelling Scholarship supported a research project that delved into the maker movement and its relation to architectural spaces. This project, “Making Culture”, investigated how adaptive reuse cultivates and supports communities, particularly those within the maker community. The research aimed to explore how the creation of community spaces could help architects…
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Plane to See
“Plane To See” is a portable stand showcasing Organic Response’s technology. Developed by Supermanoeuvre, it’s a foldable stand demonstrating OR sensor node capabilities. Its design uses an origami-like form made from Dibond aluminium panels that can nest for storage. The complex geometry of planar surfaces was calculated using Rhino 3D. The stand, fabricated using CNC…
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Animate Networks
“Animate Networks” is a project that reimagines Le Corbusier’s Mill Owners Association building in Ahmedabad using timber strands and spatial organization techniques. Developed in collaboration with Rasmus Holst, it employed Rhino 3D software and Python programming to create algorithmically defined geometric forms. The design process involved three computational techniques: a force directed graph simulation for…
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Bent Rod Fabrication
The design concept for a retail store applied the technique of robotically fabricated bent metal rods, developed by supermanoeuvre and Matter Design Studio. This project sought to explore the ability of rod bending to create a functional and aesthetic enhancement to an existing space, as previously demonstrated in the 2012 installation Clouds Of Venice. …
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Upside Down House
The Upside Down House is a unique three-bedroom farmhouse in Trundle, NSW, designed in collaboration with Supermanoeuvre. It combines a working farm and a peaceful living environment that blends with the landscape. Designed for thermal efficiency and to capture the landscape views, the house reinterprets rural architecture with a flat roof and undulating ceiling. This…
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ABC Opened
The “ABC Opened” project was a collaboration with William Cooper and reimagined Sydney’s ABC building. The proposal responded to the security measures that led to the public closure of the ABC foyer. We questioned the building’s performance and created an “ABC Opened” building plan that aligned with the “ABC Open” marketing slogan. Our design reopened…
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Street Camp (MS4A)
Street Camp was a city-wide project staged during the Sydney Architecture Festival, transforming public spaces into temporary hubs of social and architectural experimentation. Led by Rikkert Paauw, Hein Lagerweij and Genevieve Murray of FOUNDation Projects (NL), I helped facilitate through my role in Make-Space for Architecture. The initiative invited communities in Glebe, Millers Point, and…