Australian Pavilion - Formations
Housed within Cox's 1988 Pavilion, this year's exhibition addresses new forms of architectural practice in Australia. More specifically the exhibition addresses alternate ways of practice, summarised as "formations" and networks. Six architectural teams or "formations", are presented in the exhibition and they identify and represent the ways that these new modes of practice can, and have been formed.
The six formations communicate the variety of form and nature of these formations (networks). This includes robotic fabrication, education, media, humanitarian issues and architectural collaborations Their practice is outside of the traditional model of architectural practice, and thereby it presents a discussion on the possible nature of future practice.
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| Australian Pavilion Fussball tables are part of the exhibition, giving hint of themes within Click to enlarge image |
Housed within Cox's 1988 Pavilion, this year's exhibition addresses new forms of architectural practice in Australia. More specifically the exhibition addresses alternate ways of practice, summarised as "formations" and networks. Six architectural teams or "formations", are presented in the exhibition and they identify and represent the ways that these new modes of practice can, and have been formed.
The six formations communicate the variety of form and nature of these formations (networks). This includes robotic fabrication, education, media, humanitarian issues and architectural collaborations Their practice is outside of the traditional model of architectural practice, and thereby it presents a discussion on the possible nature of future practice.
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| Inside the Pavilion - Exhibition interior - upstairs |
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| exhibition - downstairs Exhibits by Supermanouvre and Richanrd Goodwin |
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| Formation - Health Habitat |
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| Model detail - Richard Goodwin; Porosity |
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| Exhibition entry Glass panels throughout space summarise each formation's practice |
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| Formation - Archrival Collaboration between designers and Architects on projects outside of commercial practice Fussball analogy - Rivalry in architecture |
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| Formation - Architects' Radio show - Detail of mobile radio broadcasting trolley Media, guerrilla communication |
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| on the deck! Australian Pavilion |
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| Australian Pavilion - entry Fussball tables beyond (part of Archrival exhibit) Small timber figurines at entry - Health-habitat's exhibit which measure temperatures around the Giradini |
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