land form
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The proposal is picking up on the super development
that’s pressuring the city of Melbourne with increased
density and increased of building height. It’s also building a model for extreme development to take place while creating spatial relationships with other high-rise development as a product of an economic extrusion.
The proposal is picking up on the super development that’s pressuring the city of Melbourne with increased density and increased building height.
It’s also building a model for extreme development to take place while creating spatial relationships with other high-rise development as a product of an economic extrusion.
The crux of this project is to mainly focus on how user groups can experience this extreme development as a comfortable living space. Hence, the application of landform which associated with the understanding of massive scale is implemented and then articulated with fenestration that give the massing a readable scale.
land form
The formal solution consists of several composite towers that contain housing, retail, and other commercial space.
TUTOR
Leanne Zilka (RMIT Senior Lecturer/Zilka Studio)
REVIEW PANEL - FINAL CRIT
Vivian Mitsogianni (Deputy Dean of Architecture & Design)
Dr. Roland Snooks (Kokkugia)
Ian Nazareth (RMIT Lecturer)
REVIEW PANEL - FINAL CRIT
Stefano Scalzo (Lyons Director)
Simon Linardi (RMIT Lecturer)
Sean McMahon (Sean McMahon Architect)
REVIEW PANEL - FINAL CRIT
Prof. Dr. Martin Hook (Dean, School of Media & Comm)
Kerstin Thompson (Kerstin Thompson Architect)
Simon Whibley (Simon Whibley Architect)
The formal solution consist of several composite towers which contain housing, retail and other commercial space.
This research also emphasized in investigating the in-between canyon spaces of spatial conditions where vibrant public spaces can be potentially developed.