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Close Over(p)lay #2: St Paul’s Cathedral 2011

Master of Architecture Studio at The University of Melbourne

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Jack Kim's presentation link

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Good aesthetic intentions but what would these mean if you actually built them? Are there examples of these elsewhere? How is the cathedral a civic machine? A piece of urban infrastructure? What goods and services does it produce? What does it not produce?
— Ammon Beyerle

Ammon Beyerle

Melbourne, Australia 9/7/79 Researcher, Teacher, Practioner - Architecture and Urban Design Agonism in Architecture and Participation: A design practice based investigation of the performances, potentials and processes of participatory design in little urban ecologies, The University of Melbourne, Architecture, Building and Planning - PhD started 12/7/10 2009-2010, Member, Bulle[n]tin Editor, Urban Village Melbourne Inc 2010 - Director, Here Studio P/L @herestudio 2010 - Convener, Pecha Kucha Melbourne @pkmelbourne 2010-2011 - Co-Founder and Placemaking Host, Hub Melbourne @HubMelbourne 2011 - Secretary, Chantilly Studio Inc 2012 - Creative Director, Mini Maker Faire Melbourne @MakerFaireMel 2013 - Convener, Eurisko Melbourne @euriskomel
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