with Ross McLeod + Charles Anderson + Chuan Khoo
feedback
FEEDBACK is animated by three conceptual concerns: site-specificity; sensory experience; and individuals’ connections to place. The studio will explore the creation of new sensory relationships between people and place, building a sense of belonging to the larger community through the built environment.
FEEDBACK will be conducted as an interdisciplinary
Oliver Field & Stephen Wallace
We are living amongst the greatest shift in workplace design since the industrial revolution. Production based economies are diminishing under the rise of a knowledge based global economy.
Data is the new oil; 3rd wave technologies enable workers to create, manipulate, collaborate and distribute information in unprecedented ways.
The workplace is global; businesses
Luca is an industrial designer at award winning video technology company Blackmagic Design. He previously worked as a senior design consultant with Charlwood Design developing products for a diverse range of clients and industries including medical, homewares and electronics. A multifaceted designer, his career has spanned business development, marketing as well as a product design
“The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.”
I’m a designer by training, I think in terms of creative patterns and relationships between form and narrative. I play in the space in-between research and practice, always moving between what we think and create, and what we experience.
My work has evolved over time. Initially
Agency of individuals is a key ingredient in design to create systems change. I think that being kind and believing that all people are nice is important thing to remember in life. Critical thinking and conviviality in design leads to more innovative outcomes.
My name is Emily. I am a designer-researcher in food systems design
With Juliette Anich & Juan Sanin
Monday 9:30 – 12:30 / Thursday 1:30 – 4:30
This is an immersive studio held in collaboration with the Peter Mac Cancer Centre and take on the challenge to imagine what a “Cancer Academy” might be. Using a multiple-stakeholder engagement approach, this studio will identify and develop key interventions to improve
Lecturer : Frank Feltham
Research Partner : Dr Elizabeth Cyarto, NARI.
Australia’s population is ageing. Advances in health care, living standards and technology have contributed to lower fertility rates and increased life expectancy meaning that Australians are living longer and in the future older people will make up a larger percentage of our population* .
This population growth
Tutor: Emma Luke
Monday 9.30am
The study of Aesthetics goes back to Classicism and beyond with notions and ideals of ‘beauty’ remaining important till Modernism. The Post-modernist era explodes notions of universal beauty and axiomatic ideals ushering in subjective and diverse views. At the same time contemporary society turns into Brand Society and understanding niche markets wants
With Gyungju Chyon
Rapid technological development compresses our time and space more and more, resulting in increasingly complex and stressful lives. The Time to Yourself studio reflects on the need in our contemporary lifestyle to recuperate mental and physical well-being.
The studio will investigate how people’s lives are driven and affected by both material
and non-material factors such
With Juliette Anich and Emily Ballantyne- Brodie
This design studio will explore the potential of a design-led regional food hub model in the City of Greater Shepparton, Victoria. Based 190 km north of Melbourne, Shepparton is a unique town located in the heart of Victoria’s growing region, Goulburn Valley. Also home of SPC, the famous Australian company
