Couldn't help but post this - this is my version of a "wish you were here" post card! Merry Xmas Everyone!
Sincere congratulations to you for your semester's work, the guests last night and for judging the awards repeatedly commended the quality of the work. We hope you understood too how impressed Richard was.
We want to thank you too for setting up the EYES exhibition space late last night (and a special thank you to Rivkah who was so generous with her time yesterday afternoon.) It all ran very smoothly.
Having spoken after to a number of those present in the judging panel we are to understand that it was a very difficult process, particularly due the high quality of the work across the board. Different to last year, the judges struggled to find clear winners, and were very split right to the end. This is a testament to how valuable your work was in producing diverse ideas. As Alex said, each one of the projects did come up as a favourite for one judge or another, the final 4 came as a combination of common denominators, strong opinions, vigorous discussion, compromise and argument. We do definitely commend the four projects Jade, Emma, Euric, Ben, as stand outs through the difficult process, and hear very honestly Alex's commendation of the other eleven. We will work out how to distribute the awards in the coming month or so.
Tim and I decided on Wednesday eveningwhich projects we wanted to showcase in the atrium for EYES. We decided this on grounds for exhibiting, as difference to last year's work, ability to communicate the studio themes, and ability to represent the broad range of projects in the studio both in approaches and detail. We chose a pair to do this of Euric and B1.
Tim and I are yet to do the final grading of your projects and semester's work, and will be submitting to moderation on Tuesday afternoon. Please try to keep away from us academically, at least till the end of next week. We intend to give you clear feedback after the marks come out. We would also like your feedback for our own learning and improvement. If any one is going away, please let us know so we can consider another time to meet.
If anyone is interested andor capable with publishing skills (indesign and web) we have set aside a chunk of the grant to final publication of your work in combination with last year's studio. If anyone would like to apply to do this with Tim and I, please let us know.
See you tonight at EYES,
your proud tutors,
Ammon and Tim and Richard
Had to screen shots, better late than never! BOOYAH.
See y'all later.
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EYES NOTES AND INSTRUCTIONS
M Arch Design Studios B C D E
semester 2 2011
EYES is Everyone’s Year End Show, in the ABP building. It shows design studio works from all the courses in the Faculty. This year, the M Arch studios are to be exhibited on floor 3 and floor 2, with some spaces elsewhere (see the full list below).
The exhibition opens Friday evening 11th November and closes on 5-00pm Friday 18th November 2011.
The seminar rooms and nearby corridors will have our usual grey or white pin-boards and tables for display. Benches will be cleared.
Each student is guaranteed a ½ screen and ½ table for display. Any other way of showing the work is OK, as long as it makes sense and we (the staff) can tell what work is by who for our moderation sessions on the 15th and 16th November. Initial installation of screens and tables will be by the Faculty.
Students are to install work on the 11th November. Installation of a selection of projects, selected by studio leaders, is planned for the Atrium. Studio leaders are to email the name and student number of the author of their chosen project (one per studio) to Alex Selenitsch, who will compile a list and send on to Rosanna Verde, who will then contact students and facilitate the installation of their projects in the Atrium.
Moderation sessions will be held on the 15th and 16th November, using the pinned up work as reference. Students are not required to do any kind of presentation for moderation; staff will refer to what is there in the rooms.
After EYES, work must be picked up by students. All work must be removed by 9th December. After the 9th December, any remaining work will be thrown out.
EYES EXHIBITS – SCHEDULE OF ROOMS
east/west locations indicative only – in principle you have ½ of the room + corridor, or for rooms 207 and 211, ¼ of the room + corridor.
Michael Trudgeon
West 207
Marcus White
West 207
David Balestra/Serge Biguzas
East 207
Ammon Beyerle/Tim Derham
East 207
Gahhh it totally slippped my mind to post this up. Apologies apologies!!... anyways. here's mine. it aint much but I'm gonna work more on it! heh
A+T,
I was just wondering what our options are for the Journals. If we want to submit a hard copy...is that okay? Would you give them back to us at some point? Or are you requring digital?
Thanks!
Mads
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- John Bahoric (ARUP Engineers - Associate)
- Michael Frazetto (Associate, 6 Degrees Architects)
- John Harris (Community Partnership Coordinator, Community Strengthening Branch, City of Melbourne)
- Paul McDonald (CEO, Anglicare Victoria)
- Justine Clarke (Architectural Critic, former editor, Architecture Australia)
- Matt Jones (Creative Program Manager, Federation Square)
- Emily Ballantyne-Brodie (Director, Future Canvas and Urban Reforestation)
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Riv - your renders and plan are stunning! you've successfully managed to get them looking dreamy - just like being captured in a time capsule!! :))
Everyones panels are so colourful! loving the colours. so impressive! well done everyone!
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