themeda studio x s-i projects
Supported by UEDLAB
featherston (floodplain)
Ink on Canson Arches 88
Section - 1295 x 700
View 01 (V.01) - 620 x 335
View 02 (V.02) - 620 x 335
Featherston (floodplain) brings together ecological co-design thinking and point-cloud image making to speculate on the future of spatial planning policy. Renowned Australian architectural masterpiece – Featherston House (Robin Boyd, 1967) - serves as a case study for observing the prolific collision of post-colonial heritage values, the climate emergency and Australia’s need for First Nations land and water justice.
Themeda studio x S-i projects
Supported by UEDLAB
featherston (floodplain)
Ink on Canson Arches 88
Section - 1295 x 700
View 01 (V.01) - 620 x 335
View 02 (V.02) - 620 x 335
Featherston (floodplain) brings together ecological co-design thinking and point-cloud image making to speculate on the future of spatial planning policy. Renowned Australian architectural masterpiece – Featherston House (Robin Boyd, 1967) - serves as a case study for observing the prolific collision of post-colonial heritage values, the climate emergency and Australia’s need for First Nations land and water justice.
#melbournedesignweek #overlaymdw
Very happy to announce Themeda Studio will be part of ‘Overlay’ for Melbourne Design Week in May, 2024. We will be amongst other amazing designers in architecture, interiors and object making.
Themeda is using the landscape surrounding Robin Boyd’s Featherstone House on the Darebin Creek as a case study for exploring climate-adaptive design and planning opportunities in the local catchment. In many ways, the project is seeking to present a creative exploration of our current heritage and planning laws.
Whose Heritage is it Anyway?
@___overlay@ngvmelbourne #overlaymdw #melbournedesignweek #ngv
‘THIS IS NOT A UTOPIA’
Margooya Lagoon, Tati Tati Country, exploring the role of landscape architecture in progressing the implementation of cultural flows.
Excerpt from final thesis work @ unimelb landscape architecture.
