These new configurations allow me to create a new adapted narrative, which begins to dictate how heritage and modern elements do not need to stand as mutually exclusive interiors as modern elements may begin to highlight and enhance the details of the heritage and how marrying these can create a connection between past, present and future. My experiments used forms of water, light, and wind to explore the notion of atmospheres through activations of site and model. View All (122) Masters Studios (18) However, it lacks the details of how to dispose of the food and materials that be used. Suggesting that the social relationships within a retirement village are heavily dependent on the existence and use of boundaries. Therefore, the major project will develop the method of disposing of further. It pursues the decontextualization and sacralization of the exhibition space. The project goes beyond physical objects and materials and touches on the personal aspect of mending what we deem valuable through damaged segments from our past. The investigations into design are both critical and agile. These works evolved through a research-led practice and iterative explorations focused on the perception of objects within the domestic interior. Although the outcome shows that the ‘old’ and ‘new’ are coexist together, however, in my opinion, it still looks like an untouchable façade instead of an interactive experience with people. Page 1 | Last Update: 23 September 2020 . My research project base on the basic four elements (earth, air, fire, water), which consist of our world, but lack of awareness of them in our daily life. Through the technique of filmography, object making and producing site-responsive interventions, I am beginning to understand that objects can extend beyond their physical form and through this methodology, we can foster their unchartered potential. The RMIT Architecture all school exhibition is moving online for Semester 1 2020. Non-human entities are living and non-living bodies existing in our surroundings. Ephemeral and acoustic qualities are produced through interactions caused by the surrounding environment and human intervention. Are we able to use ephemeral and acoustic conditions of space, reproduced within into a new situation to simulate the notion of another site? The research explores ways to strengthen the interaction between people and their domestic environment by altering the object and their influence on bodily gestures. My design work seeks to find design opportunities to break the confinement of the ‘nominally normal’ by bringing new experiences to the public realm. It is the boundary that connects people and nature within interior space. Using techniques of creating 1:1 scale installation in the site to reflect upon my initial concept alongside sketches. This leads to the ask how to create the banquet atmosphere, using lighting, texture and materials that feel like in the particular moments of transformative space? Major Project Catalogue 2017 S1 An approach of heightened sensitivity was adopted to notice the ordinary. We absorb information unknowingly and knowingly each time we inhale, this affects our relationship between the space and the memory attached to it. Using photography as a primary medium, the design explorations that make up Future Nostalgia consider the way in which a home is inhabited, first by an individual, and then by the presence of their memories. This places an emphasis on the encounter and the environment a piece of art sits in, just as much as the artwork itself. This body of work is motivated by curiosity on the role of the body within a gallery context, and an interest in the controlled behaviours found in the gallery. My practice employs narrative as a medium for understanding the role of the attention economy within the domestic interior. Through this global pandemic, many people have been forced to redefine the notion of “normal” as we transition from having the privilege of physically meeting someone and travelling out of our domestic environment for work, education and leisure, to being made to stay at home and perform many of our daily tasks online. Thus, my research question: How can techniques of repetition in daily actions and activities open up new opportunities and possibilities? Through the design of video for montaging the history of the city, time is suggested to be remembered. This research project is aiming to explore the connection between physical existence and unphysical spiritual experiences. This brings a transfer of art viewing experience from physical to digital. The two realms are charged into the stream of time and space. An effective ‘tool kit’ was composed through this process for further practice, ultimately providing a solution for the industry to establish a deeper emotional connection between space, a brand, and the audience. My research started with curiosity about the meaning of a home, being with home, and at home. Common assumptions of home are critiqued through spatial planning, material selection and types of furniture. In doing so, this project also activates the body through a series of spatial interventions. This is a challenge to the theory of the White Cube, which is using the enclosed space to achieve embodiment. Geographical distances create barriers and limit physical contact. All the contexts will link back to the primary concern of how people live and interact within space with nature. Supporting our people with clearer, smarter, simpler systems, 3.1 Foster leading edge workforce capabilities, 3.2 Identify and address service architecture pain points, 6. Public spaces enhance human scale and depth, encouraging social interaction, and spontaneous human encounters. Indoor air contaminants (VOC exposure), biophilic design (through a sensorial investigation) and non-toxic innovative building materials are the core investigations that will take place in designing solutions to create a new model for residential living. Journey to w{Health]. Exposed to different sensation and intensity of experiences becomes significant for emotional liberty and wellbeing. Is restoration the way forward? Nothing is in a fixed state. The Education Portfolio has specific responsibilities to deliver on the goals described below. (C-O-M-P-A-C-T) LIVING began with an interest in the idea of human connection with space and the way people inhabit dwelling spaces. The research asks: How may the design process reconceive the architectural boundary as a porous phenomenon that enables a more intimate communication between the interior and exterior surroundings. Questioning the value and condition of these environments will allow a re-framing and questioning opening up conversations around land and the way we interact and live with nature. Time as a measurement system for the human being, and it is also a continuous process in our daily life. The research uses the self-quarantine at home as an opportunity to explore the future of the home as an interior typology, excavate the deep meaning of living at home. Physical phenomenon impact on vision and cognition through manipulation of natural and artificial light sources become a direction. RMIT Classification: Trusted. As I am acquainted with my tutors through the screen, the interaction feels foreign at first. For example, at mealtimes within an age care home, the structure and positioning of a dining chair, partially restricts the user’s mobility to be constrained within the space of the chair itself. In addition, I will be looking into how branding can influence consumers' perception of value through illusion and how we might be able to use design as a tool to create new illusions of luxury. The investigation is focused on amplifying these seemingly insignificant auditory qualities of the every day, to offer up new opportunities and conversations around interiority. In the context of this investigation, the archive is highlighting and preserving familiar quotidian happenings, repositioning conversations around value. By speculatively. Human-centred design and collaborative research is a powerful approach to complex problem-solving - one that starts with people and ends with innovative solutions carefully crafted to meet the needs of the individual. Perhaps even more curious, is the behavioural change that occurs when one walks into an art gallery from the outside. A gallery is a curious place. Inhabiting citation as an outcome has become an increasingly ubiquitous condition of the Post-Internet era that we currently occupy. Closeness and distance highlight the relationship of objects to one another. View the Exhibition: 2020S2 Major Project – Gallery E. Created by MDIT RMIT. Exploring technique overlaying photograph interior of a house on top of a public shared space led to the potential of home outside the context of a house. The project begins from real events to reveal the current state of society, Working in the home that is most private space to discover how technology invades our interiority and changes our sense of self and space, Using technology to explore the relationship between voyeur and observed, to weave the inside and outside through projecting the subject to different sizes, documenting the shifting scale through drawing, recording my own performance to reflect my everyday behaviours and habits. This body of research began from exploring the different intensity of immersive situations. However, it is precisely this spatiality, unique to digital space, that enables exploratory methods of interrogation and design. Photographic processes are used to document and consider views of connection and relationship between the built and the natural through a series of five sites along the Bellarine Peninsula stretching from Queenscliff to Breamlea. Interior and landscape are usually considered as two different aspects of existence; the boundary between the two is more ambiguous than we think. The human movements of moving in space and the act of viewing are examined to better understand the effect the body has on the surrounding particles and the materials. The scenographic explorations focus on a series of sensory experiences such as digital visualisation (the integration of reality and virtually) and physical touch (body gestures) by intervention, diagrams and model making. By exploring the public indoor space - MPavilion, creating an atmosphere for users' various sensory, emotional and psychological needs, hoping to develop better connections, thus creating this atmosphere, providing a conscious experience of space – an experience that lasts. My design work seeks to find design opportunities to break the confinement of the ‘nominally normal’ by bringing new experiences to the public realm. Auditory [archives] is an exploration of auditory sensory engagement, archiving, and every day. The research project explores the experiences of people who occupy social spaces at the time of a global health emergency. The lake has influenced the names given to the suburb and main shopping precinct. RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. It is decided by all Major Project students voting for what they view as the most adventurous and future-embracing project of the semester. This tends to lead to a collective community who are time-poor and, who can often find it difficult to momentarily disconnect from their obligations in order to practice self-care, connect with their environments, be curious and be present. In this project, the role of participant shifts between the performer and the audience. Melbourne! We inhabit a world that’s seemingly driven by globalisation, consumerism and field of social pressures that result in us working longer, socialising more and taking less “time out” for ourselves. And lastly, how does our value of materials change depending on its impact on the environment? In essence, everything is seen to be constantly in a moment of suspension: waiting to be thrown either forward or backward. Material explorations begin to investigate archiving as a process through techniques of maintenance, preservation and ritualistic preparations of a space. Nowadays, people floods into the city even there is no more space could be offered, except the tiny place/alley in the city. Home[making] is a process through which we experience interior according to how it is produced through daily habitual performance and action. With techniques such as light, colour, deconstruction, specular reflection, space arrangement, materiality and all kinds of connectivities, the first half of this project focus on documenting people's experiences response to a series of changing situations, study the connection between what we see and how we perceive. The line is blurred between our psychological and physical conceptions of place. The journey started in designing an intervention, allowing the public to interact— through interacting, connectivity, proximity, and joinery design. The network platforms of a variety way of living for inhabitants to experience temporarily. While trapped in the apartment, the passage of time constructs a repetition rhythm, and numb to the notion of time. Ultimately, the research project aims to improve living conditions for its various users, which in turn can be implemented towards various situations and sites. Some non-visual information can be difficult to amalgamate into useful and impactful means to such as collecting and repurposing sounds and frequencies that are often left unthought about or ignored entirely. It is coagulation of time, memories, within which we (largely) seek comfort. The Leon van Schaik 25th Anniversary Peer Assessed Major Project Award celebrates Leon’s arrival as Head of Architecture at RMIT 28 years ago. In particular how human intervention and natural weathering through time affects the use of public spaces. By understanding the way people moved, the experiment through interventions and see how it start to change our movement through space. It also influences their actual experience of re-thinking the city (living environment) and people. This research seeks to delve into the transitional spaces of our every day based on the premise that these spaces are not mere passing points but have the potential to offer opportunities and instigate experiences through creating different fields of interactions. Please visit our exhibition website for the complete experience: https://next.mdit.space Chien-Jui (Jennifer) Huan Sayali Abhay Tarnekar Yaoyao (Aliza) Liu Tanuj Kalra Shu Hsien (Stacie) Tan Supervisors: Pirjo Haikola & Michael Trudgeon They invite pedestrians and drivers passing over the bridge into an overlooked, unused space situated in a highly popular area in order to evolve the local community’s understanding and relationship with the site and therefore the suburb. Through the virtual embodiment of another person, this project seeks to open up future design opportunities that concern the experiencing of place through the interaction of a converged physical and digital context. Through the replication of Ephemeral and acoustic qualities are we able to alter our interactions to conform to the conditions that surround us, transporting one space into another? The purpose of this study is to delve to grasp the atmosphere of work through the use of transparent and reflective materials to create a series of spaces that reproduce the experience of the indoor natural environment. Building upon this, a paddock on the property in Trentham was chosen as a site and testing ground to develop the research project into a practice of process. When ones seeing another person move in the space, ones tend to follow. In particular, I seek to challenge what I see as the conventional notion of the passive and virtually absorbed consumer which governs much of the current understanding and design of public space in modern urban centres. Early investigations were conducted across two locations, a working property outside Trentham, Victoria and a house in the suburb of Brunswick, Melbourne. The research culminates in a design proposal situated at Mallacoota’s community centre, Mudbrick Hall aka the “Muddie”. This research project explores how one’s relationship with site can be strengthened through devices that invite engagement and interaction. The atmospheres of spaces allow us to interpret the mood of space, positioning us mentally, physically, perceptually, and emotionally. Liberate their emotion in an underground. Can the restriction of material choices allow us to produce more creative work? This research will result in a finalised awareness manual that responds directly to several key concerns that affect our everyday wellbeing. These are unprecedented times which have severely impacted our embodied freedoms in public spaces in ways that have never occurred before. In my research project, I have explored topics of destruction & decay, authenticity & imitation, as well as adaptation & connection. The project started with questioning how the dweller inhabits their home through design explorations, responding to the situation, time, movement and perception in relation to body and space. What was here before? Through in situ explorations, diagramming, surface tracing, material mapping and citation begin to unpack the vagueness of these often-inaccessible interiors. Heritage buildings are at risk of being demolished for today's constant need for development. Existing and dilapidated structures are left unconsidered as opportunities for adaptation. In doing so, it explores how the digital space of the exhibition evokes embodied experiences of physical sites, times, and characters that make the performances. Questioning if inserting material conditions of one space into a new situation to simulate an experience of past encounter and that informs our interactions within the new interior. The process of archiving allows us to highlight and identify ephemeral conditions within transitional interiors. The aim is not to develop a clear or exact theory to apply to design. We human are impressionable through perception. Although interior design is commonly recognised as being hinged on such humanistic fundamentals, it is when designing for health that this technique may be considered the most compelling. 30 . I aim to unpack different perspectives on luxury and the retail experience through exploring the current social behaviour and unease often found in luxury retail environments. This research project strives to find an intersect between our wellbeing and the built environment. I proposed residential spaces in multiple countries. Through techniques of converting data into different forms and shape. Through an ongoing series of photographs, collages and models Temporary Eternity explores this systematic adaptability, asking how may interior design apply the approaches of the Metabolism movement which utilizes the concept of the city of living cells, ever-changing needs of the interior residents. These mortal, earthbound objects have a past, present, and future, and exist both temporally and spatially. It is not easy to judge that our understanding of time is universal, but each person's experience is unique. But rather to explore ideas and possibilities to create a toolbox of ways to approach situations. This research originated from my interest in the world of luxury, initially sparked through my passion for hotel design. Centred on exploring the conceptual meaning of home and living, the design questions how to retain a comfortable home ambience, personal habits and family relationships within a nomadic and co-living paradigm. ... RMIT Architecture End of Semester Exhibitions Design Studios & Major Project RMIT Architectu ... Read more. This research-led design focuses on my intrigue for the natural landscape as a site and its possibilities and looks at redefining how we inhabit the landscape through using site-specific interventions to further understand the landscape and in particular three sites; Cardinia Creek, Lysterfield Lake and Anglesea surf coast walk in Victoria. This research project is about discovering the potential and meaning of home outside the context of a house. It’s becoming clearer through the research and work that there isn’t going to be any single strategy that will define how everyone should be living within the current conditions of the world rather it will be a combination of multiple methods, strategies. How can we provide better public housing spaces through ideas of repair while utilising memory as a design tool to better understand the human experience and interface? Learn More The potential of the city leftovers can be connected as a system and formed a particular language across the community which allow a new experience. I believe that this hidden data can serve many purposes including the creation of through- proving objects and also more tangible impacts heightened environmental awareness. Hub Director. As atmospheres are temporal elements, space is continuously shifting, forming, and adapting. [Un]gendered Spaces is a body of work which explores these pre-conceived notions surrounding the masculine versus feminine hierarchy that have been formed through societal conventions; ones that have then been embedded within the architecture and decoration within our homes. This process can be described as an algorithm; an ingrained cultural system that re-presents something as anything else. How do we factor in an integrated level of responsiveness and contingency? The technique of photography is used to document the process of intervening within the site and how photographs begin to frame the landscape through observation. Through a documentation process, the work examines how we move and engages within space based on the properties that form it. The exploration into the quality, texture and culture of the food is used to create transformative spatial atmospheres. How can we rethink the ways in which information can be communicated to tourists on the climate, geology and geographical histories of a site? This new identity (or lack thereof) is built on a foundation of simultaneity; a double persona that occupies (simultaneously) the digital and physical realms. This body of work explores the quiet gestures made in response to being in an isolated space by observing and framing the ephemeral qualities. Titled "A Continuous Perceptual Space", the main body of the work focuses on the space between, and how the interior occurs in the external environment. October 05, 2020 08:30 AM Eastern Daylight Time MELBOURNE, Australia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Melbourne-based industrial additive manufacturing company,Titomic Limited, has entered into a … These interventions began to become a way of drawing attention to the native floras in urban cities and providing an extensive multi-potential use of space to the public, upon emphasising the scenery of the planned flora that is shrouded underneath the shadow of skyscrapers. These interventions choreograph movement, costume and collaboration in order to highlight the human body as a site to explore the sensory spectrum of experiences of human perception and awareness in order to transform conventional approaches to our surroundings. Sharon Lewin AO, FRACP PhD FAHMS and RMIT University win 2020 Melbourne Achiever Award. Through an ongoing series of photographs, collages and models Temporary Eternity explores this systematic adaptability, asking how may interior design apply the approaches of the Metabolism movement which utilizes the concept of the city of living cells, ever-changing needs of the interior residents. The work is guided by a concern for the ongoing destruction of the environment and driven by a desire to establish a regenerative practice of interior design. The closed boundary of much modernist architecture creates a barrier between people and the environment. Defining interior as a relational context between body and the built environment begins to open up notions of occupation- a physicality of occupying a space. Place is a subjective concept, read in relation to our individual social and psychological values. Intimate Space: Parallel Existence Of Untouchable Humans. Please visit our exhibition website for the complete experience: https://next.mdit.space Sharada Banerjee Erin Zhi Een Liew Victoria Terribile Hansika Kumar Mangwani Lizhen Wang Hongyi Ouyang Supervisors: Ross McLeod & Jeff Hannam The technique of film and photography are used to narrative and reflect our world view. This can increase the encouragement of more people to perform. Daylighting, one of the most valued elements of a living environment, has a great impact on human’s physical and psychological health in both positive and negative ways. Experimental processes captured through film investigate how openness inform collaborative lifestyle is an adaptable solution to our transforming conditions. This project has highlighted that investigating site and materials is not just expressed through the final outcome but by the process of doing/making/collaborating. In future, multiple groups of residents could even live in a space together by transitioning the interior. RMIT’s New Academic Street (NAS) is a major project that completely transformed the ‘heart’ of RMIT University’s city campus, and radically redefined its education and student experience. Model making and the arrangement of the lighting combine with video in the space explore the relation of food quality, texture, historical dissemination of cultural and audience's imaginations. The title of the project Our Home was inspired by the public housing building in Fitzroy on Brunswick Street that has carefully been titled Our Home in a neon blue sign. By placing the home[making] practice within the gallery, this research project begins to reveal new ways of producing and inhabiting the home. With this intention, the practice engages with simulation as mediation – providing a subjective lens that views situations superficially. In the post-industrial era, people are increasingly dependent on technology and virtual space, which leads to a state of extreme alienation between humans, the living environment and nature. View the Exhibition: 2020S2 Major Project – Gallery D. Created by MDIT RMIT. View the Exhibition: 2020S2 Major Project – Gallery C. Created by MDIT RMIT. Three key strategies have been identified through the research; these being downsizing, compact living, and adaptation. This practice of the in[between] is then contextualised into a transitional site and situations, where the concept of in[between] is expanded through different dimensionality. Environmental situations and relationships with the built have shaped a progressive disconnect between inhabitation and site. In-between; a space that is often shallow, overlooked and lacks substance or identity of its own; a space with no place of its own. 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