Tag: Installations

Aegis by Robert Hague at the entrance of the Melbourne Art Fair VIP Lounge by Oigåll Projects.
Projects | Amy Woodroffe | 13 Mar 2024

Melbourne Art Fair VIP Lounge by Oigåll Projects

Melbourne Art Fair VIP Lounge by Oigåll Projects

"Garden with Orange and Green Shade" by GFA2, Supercontext and Dean Cross.
Industry News | Linda Cheng | 10 Aug 2023

All the submissions to the 2023 NGV Architecture Commission

A “kinetic portal,” big verandah, tent and “bronze veil” were just some of the design concepts that could have become the next installation of the National Gallery of Victoria’s 2023 Architecture Commission.

Alexander McQueen: Mind, Mythos, Muse by National Gallery of Victoria.

2023 Australian Interior Design Awards: Installation Design

Alexander McQueen: Mind, Mythos, Muse by National Gallery of Victoria

Temple of Boom is a reimagining of the Parthenon, one-third the size of the original and displays the work of several local artists of diverse backgrounds and styles.
Projects | Nicci Dodanwela | 21 Dec 2022

NGV Architecture Commission 2022, Temple of Boom, by Adam Newman and Kelvin Tsang

Conceived during Melbourne’s long COVID-19 lockdowns, the 2022 NGV Architecture Commission: Temple of Boom is an installation for those activities we have missed so much – music, performances and gatherings.

The design of the 2022 MPavilion is a three-layered canopy offering sun and rain protection, with an ever-changing interior atmosphere.
Projects | Kate Goodwin | 21 Dec 2022

2022 MPavilion by All Zone

Playful and joyous, the 2022 MPavilion by Bangkok-based architects All Zone emerges from an intense process of exploration, with a flirty canopy that blurs the boundary between porosity and solidity.

Collage by Tatiana Bilbao.
Exhibitions | 2 Sep 2022

NGV Women in Design commission: Tatiana Bilbao

Mexican architect Tatiana Bilbao will create a large-scale installation for the inaugural Mecca x NGV Women in Design series.

AI Banquet, NYC, 2022.
People | Emily Wong | 20 Jun 2022

The architecture of spectacle: Bompas and Parr

Bompas and Parr has a proven knack for turning the impossible into reality, creating whimsical, logic-defying interventions that challenge our assumptions about the meaning of food.

Borrowed from the French word for “gift”, the Cadeau pavilion was inspired by the 1921 Man Ray sculpture of the same name.
Industry News | Isla Sutherland | 25 Mar 2022

Powerhouse unveils moveable ‘gift’ architecture commission

The Powerhouse Museum has unveiled a new large-scale public installation as part of its architecture commission series.

Burlasite by Simulaa with Natalie Alima

Australian team wins Tallinn Architecture Biennale competition

Burlasite by Simulaa with Natalie Alima will over time be taken over by mycelia – the rooting system of the fungus.

Sukkah by Zahava Elenberg and the Jewish Museum of Australia.

Architect creates ‘symbol of unity’ for post-lockdown Melbourne

A colourful installation in Melbourne’s Birrarung Marr, created by Zahava Elenberg and the Jewish Museum of Australia, acts as a new outdoor meeting place for locals venturing into the city once again.

Architects explore 30,000-year history of native grasses and food production in Gamilaraay Country

Architects design exhibition of native grasses

A team of architects including Gold Medalist Richard Leplastrier and Indigenous practitioner Michael Mossman have created an installation that celebrates Indigenous knowledge systems.

17 Spring Street by Bates Smart.

2020 AIDA Shortlist: Installation Design

Installation Design shortlist for the 2020 Australian Interior Design Awards.

Matt Liggins inside the Vitruvian Tunnel.
The World | Andrew Barrie | 9 Oct 2019

Vitruvian Tunnel asks: ‘Is charm underrated?’

An installation in Auckland “remind us just how public-spirited and engaging architecture can be.”

Transoccupation by March Studio.

March Studio’s plywood ‘beauty’ in Tallinn

The curators of the Tallinn Architecture Biennale challenged each invited participant to create “a conduit for the emotional experience of beauty.”

Table setting by Danielle Brustman for Kay and Burton.

Dinner theatre: Designers set table scenes for arts fundraising

Australia’s leading artists, designers and creatives have created 44 lavish table settings for a three-day-only exhibition to raise funds for the National Gallery of Victoria.

2018 NGV Architecture Commission Doubleground by Muir and Openwork.

2019 NGV Architecture commission shortlist announced

The National Gallery of Victoria has announced the shortlisted teams in contention to design the 2019 Architecture Commission.

Park Life by Lee Broom for Space Furniture.
Product News | 7 Feb 2019

Lee Broom designs maze-like ‘pleasure garden’ for Space Furniture

Leading British designer Lee Broom will present an immersive exhibition for Space Furniture to accompany the release of a new and a series of design talks in Australia and Singapore.

La Petite Creperie Caravan by Hot Black Design.
Awards | 24 Aug 2018

2018 Eat Drink Design Awards shortlist: Best Installation Design

Five installations have been shortlisted in the 2018 Eat Drink Design Awards.

Revised design for the Sydney Modern Project by SANAA.

Kengo Kuma and Ryue Nishizawa among international architects to headline Sherman architecture festival

The Sherman Centre for Contemporary Ideas has announced the line-up of architects, artists and thinkers that will present at its inaugural, ten-day festival of architecture-related workshops, talks and film screenings.

The Lismore Quadrangle, now complete, is sited between Lismore Library, the Northern Rivers Conservatorium and the Lismore Regional Gallery.
Industry News | 1 Aug 2018

Southern Cross University launches national pavilion design competition

Emerging architects, designers and artists are invited to design a dynamic, playful and innovative temporary structure for Lismore.

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