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Exhibition Concept #12

Open ArnavGoyal opened 1 month ago

ArnavGoyal commented 1 month ago

Please share the model for the (2.4m square) exhibition space and its layout, the space includes

  1. 4 X 1.2m square platforms on wheels which can be transformed based on our design
  2. Walls need to be identified, as they can be of any height requested
  3. Research (databank) not driving design would be presented on the wall as separate panels
  4. Research (databank) driving design will be created into a video
dbwng commented 1 month ago

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gargitokekar commented 1 month ago

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gargitokekar commented 1 month ago

These renders showcase projections of Melbourne's future environments exploring various conceptions of liveability, referencing data from running simulations for factors such as wind, water, sunlight, shadow and biodiversity reveal layers of human liveability.

The aim of our research and visualisations is to explore ways to make Melbourne CBD more liveable.

While simulations and data are aimed towards the professionals in the infrastructure industry, the visualisation relate to the general public in their castings of the future of Melbourne CBD given we continue as we are, become worse or become better.

A DEEP DIVE INTO 'WHAT IF' SCENARIOS

VINGETTE 1 - continuing as we are A pleasant reimagining of high density residential spaces within the city that achieve a '5 minute city' to have an experience balancing green spaces and every-day living.

VINGETTE 2 - ideal A utopian vision of Chinatown is created to think of potential ways to make Melbourne greener and more sustainable whilst integrating a mixed-use area to increase liveliness and liveability.

VINGETTE 3 - too far A dystopian vision taking place at the Parliament building showing what happens if 'utopia' is taken too far.