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Jared Wasilewski16 Waller Street, Mansfield Park, SA, 5012

Email: [email protected]: 0437 860 942Telephone: 08 8243 0282

References:

James Hayter

Director at OxigenProfessor at The University of Adelaide

Email: [email protected]: 0417 806 379

Dr Jo Russell-Clarke

Senior Lecturer at the School of Architecture and Built Environment at The University of Adelaide

Email: [email protected]: 0401 763 182Telephone: 08 8313 4589Fax: 08 8313 4377

Veronica Soebarto

Associate Professor, Lecturer and Course Coordinator at the University of Adelaide


Matt Baida

Landscape Architect at WAX Design


Born and raised in Adelaide, Jared intends to enhance the city and it's surrounding areas and continue the trend of innovative, creative design currently taking place in the city. He aims to use his interest in new technologies and innovative materials to incorporate interesting and exciting design elements and details in the projects he is involved in.

Taking part in design competitions and events such as Park(ing) Day and One:One, working in groups with colleagues and new people alike, Jared has further grown his group work skills, able to work collectively within a group to achieve a common goal, something also evident through his experience of team culture playing for the Forestville Eagles Basketball Club for over 10 years.

Jared aims to bring these skills and goals into the professional realm where he can begin to make a real physical impact on the built environment and create better spaces for generations to come.

Jared Wasilewski graduated from the University of Adelaide with a Bachelor of Design Studies in 2011, followed by a double Masters of Architecture and Landscape Architecture in 2013 and 2014 respectively.

With the experience of having completed programs in fields of both architecture and landscape architecture, Jared has gained a wider knowledge base which he hopes to expand through real project experience, where elements of both architecture and landscape architecture can be implemented.

Through 6 years of university Jared's skill set has grown to include several programs such as key tools in the Adobe creative suite, 3D modelling programs including Rhinoceros and Sketchup combined with rendering tools such as V-Ray, and drafting programs such as AutoCAD. Taking a proactive approach, Jared has also taken the initiative to begin learning BIM programs Bentley Microstation and Revit. Combined with strong written and verbal skills, Jared is able to produce work which is visually readable and communicates the intent in a cohesive manner.

BIO

¬ Bachelor of Design Studies¬ Master of Architecture

¬ Master of Landscape Architecture

2012-13 Participated in ARCHmedium 'Tokyo Replay Centre' architecture competition

2014 Participated in SA Architecture Awards student bar build

2014 SONA team member - Super Studio organising committee

2014 Participated in Adelaide Park(ing) Day

2014 Participated in Deakin University bus shelter design competition

2014 Participated in One:One Adelaide

2014-15 Participated in Lesley Lynn Design Competition

2007 (June) Work experience at ETSA UtilitiesResponsibilities: CAD documentation.

2014 Freelance Graphic Design + Consultation at Linseed Design Pty. Ltd.

2008 Graduated from Underdale High School, Adelaide, South Australia

2009 Commenced Bachelor of Design Studies at the University of Adelaide

2011 Completed Bachelor of Design Studies at the University of Adelaide

2012 Commenced Double Masters Degree in Architecture and Landscape Architecture at the University of Adelaide

2012 Work displayed in studio exhibition at the Port Community Arts Centre

2013 Work displayed in Final Year 'Tabula Rasa Opus' Exhibition at the University of Adelaide

2011-14 Works displayed in 'ALL IN' exhibitions at the University of Adelaide

2014 Work displayed in Final Year 'Hypothesis' Exhibition at the University of Adelaide

2014 Completed Double Masters Degree in Architecture and Landscape Architecture at the University of Adelaide

EMPLOYMENT

OTHEREDUCATION

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe InDesign

Adobe Illustrator

Rhinoceros 3D

Sketchup

V-Ray

Microsoft Office

AutoCAD

Bentley Microstation

Model making

SKILLS

CV

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE URBAN DESIGN GRAPHIC DESIGN

INDEX

'Into The Trees' 2014 'Dissecting The Grid' 2014 'Seaford Town Square Masterplan' 2014

'Parliament House Courtyard' 2014

'Harts Mill Game Studios' 2012

'Editus Towers' 2013

'Stratum Sports Centre' 2011

'Linseed Design Promotional Suite' 2014'Presence ADL+' 2013 'Hive' 2013

'Sensory Instrumentation' 2013

'Enter.Connect.Live' 2012

INTO THE TREESFINAL LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PROJECT2013

The Victoria Place plaza is a product of the spatial remains of the high rise buildings on site. The block typology of the 1970’s has forced the disuse, dysfunction and disregard for the space.

Through explorations of what has come before, what exists now, and what may exist in the future, it is envisaged that this design will repair the site by returning it to the public and filling in the next link in the evolution of the city block.

Growing from the cracks to reclaim the space from the dominance of the rigid architectural forms, native Australian plants take centre stage in the middle of the block, shifting the focus towards the natural. Existing built fabric has made way for the urban forest to grow, creating a greater visible definition between restricted government buildings and open public space. The element of water in the landscape combines with the density of planting to create a micro-climate within the block, improving air quality, lowering the urban heat island effect, and providing a much needed wind break.

This is only the first step in a larger plan for greater Adelaide. The first stage of repairing the site at Victoria Place will be followed by upgrading the Gawler Place streetscape linking the newly redeveloped Rundle Mall to the Victoria Place urban forest, with the final stage being to identify appropriate sites across the Adelaide CBD to implement the new urban forest block typology, as Adelaide goes into the trees.

A natural landscape in an unnatural setting.The trees emerge from the cracks.A native forest fills the urban remains.

TRADITIONAL ADELAIDE BLOCK 1950’s

Low-rise commercial with wide lanes. Major changes are yet to come...

VISION THE CITY BLOCK

CURRENT ADELAIDE BLOCK 1970’s

High rise towers with restricted access. The remaining space is left to stagnate...

FUTURE ADELAIDE BLOCK 2014 -

Open, accessible plaza space. The first step in a larger plan for Adelaide...

VICTORIA PLACE

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138.601492

4250m2

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NATURE RECLAIMED

NATIVE VEGETATION

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OLD BUILT FABRIC NEW BUILT FABRIC CIRCULATION SHARED VEHICLE SPACE

INITIAL SKETCH

EVALUATE BUILT FABRIC

Compare footprints of historic and current built fabric to understand the different permutations of the space

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REDEFINE BOUNDARIES

Refocus the spatial definition of the space by taking focus away from the rigid architectural forms

IDENTIFY CRACKS

Map locations where vegetation will emerge from to naturally reclaim the space

OUTLINE CIRCULATION

Identify major circulation paths linking 5 major points surrounding the block

LANDSCAPE

Resulting pattern drives the design of the landscape, determining planting densities and locations

MICRO-CLIMATEPLANTING NATURAL PATHS WATER

PLANT LIST

TREESAcacia cyperophylla Red Mulga ACCY 18

Acacia salicina Broughton willow ACSA 10

Acacia victoriae Elegant wattle ACVI 19

Banksia marginata Silver banksia BAMA 10

Bursaria spinosa Sweet bursaria BUSP 14

Callistemon rugulosus Scarlet bottle-brush CARU 13

Eucalyptus fasciculosa Pink gum EUFA 3

Eucalyptus leucoxylon SA Blue gum EULE 3

Melia azedarach White cedar MEAZ 20

SHRUBSAcacia myrtifolia Myrtle wattle ACMY 0.5 ctr

Atriplex nummularia Old man saltbush ATNU 0.5 ctr

Eremophila maculata Spotted emu bush ERMA 1.0 ctr

Grevillea lavandulacea Lavender grevillea GRLA 0.8 ctr

Leucophyta brownii Silver nugget LEBR 0.5 ctr

Maireana sedifolia Pearl bluebush MASE 0.5 ctr

Westringia eremicola Slender westringia WEER 0.8 ctr

GRASSESCymbopogon ambiguus Lemon-scented grass CYAM 0.5 ctr

Lomandra confertifolia Seascape LOCO 0.5 ctr

Themeda triandra Kangaroo grass THTR 0.5 ctr

STAGE 1Repair initial site at Victoria Place with new native Australian urban forest

STAGE 3Identify appropriate sites to implement new urban forest block typology across Adelaide CBD.

STAGE 2Upgrade Gawler Place streetscape linking the redeveloped Rundle Mall with the Victoria Place urban forest.

IMPLEMENTATION

MIX AMIX H

MIX C MIX J

MIX D

MIX K

MIX E

MIX LMIX F

MIX MMIX G

MIX B MIX I

PLANTING PLAN

MISTING SYSTEMPressure pads trigger misters on a timer system to activate when users walk through the space

PLANTER EDGE/SEATS/LIGHTSCorten steel planter edges with integrated folded seats and lighting for paths and plantings

WATER FEATUREPeriodically drained water feature drains to irrigation system for plantings, revealing corten steel stepping stones

COMMUNITY CITYThe West End precinct will be reshaped into a community city that integrates:

1. Focus2. Adoption of Density3. Supporting infrastructure4. Economic Diversity5. Human Scale

DIAGONAL BOULEVARDS A set of diagonal roads intersecting the Adelaide grid will be introduced connecting key precincts within the West End. The degradation of the urban form within the West End has made the grid less dense and recognisable than in the east of Adelaide. This makes the West End the ideal place to begin a change in the urban form and fabric of the Adelaide CBD by altering the original grid.

This adjustment of the grid will create nodes of activity and movement around the new intersections, and generate a direct level of connectivity throughout the West End. These passages will cater primarily to pedestrians and cyclists, providing more pedestrian friendly zones, while allowing service vehicles in one way carriageways with no on street parking provided.

These diagonals will create a new typology of inter city movement and interaction which will create a dynamic space for residential and retail endeavours. These factors will lead to a space which is occupied more often, and for longer, creating a sense of security within a city which is becoming progressively more active.

WEST END GRID

CONNECTIONS

HUMAN SCALE

UNI HEART

INTERSECTIONS

PEDESTRIANS

UNDERUTILISED LAND

UNTOUCHABLE LAND

LOST LANEWAYS

IDEAL CONNECTIONS

DISSECTING THE GRIDLANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE STUDIO2014

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DUNSTAN PARADE

Linking the western parklands, the UniSA campus and the riverbank precinct through the centre of the West End, Dunstan Parade (named for Don Dunstan, Premier of Adelaide for over 9 years) is the primary diagonal in the new West End grid.Connecting multiple precincts with the aim of spreading activity throughout the West End, the built fabric of Dunstan Parade will be primarily retail and entertainment, with some residential overlooking the parade.

BEADELL PLACE

Beadell Place connects Grey Street through to Morphett Street towards the Central Markets through the main residential core of the West End. Named for surveyor, roadbuilder and ‘the last true Australian explorer’ Len Beadell, Beadell Place will be made up primarily of residential apartments and smaller boutique retail and hospitality services, creating a more intimate setting for the increasing number of residents within the West End.

WARREN STEET

Fittingly named after University of Adelaide graduate and Nobel Prize winning pathologist Robin Warren, Warren Street connects via Grey Street the emerging health precinct on North Terrace, through the expanding university precinct, to Light Square.The built fabric of Warren Street will consist of a mix of residential, retail and commercial, uses, tying together the major precincts in the West End.

DUNSTAN PARADE

Linking the western parklands, the UniSA campus and the riverbank precinct through the centre of the West End, Dunstan Parade is the primary diagonal in the new West End grid.

BEADELL PLACE

Beadell Place connects Grey Street through to Morphett Street towards the Central Markets through the main residential core of the West End.

WARREN STREET

Warren Street connects the emerging health precinct on North Terrace, through the expanding university precinct, to Light Square via Grey Street.

A Allocate diagonal boulevards B Construct new buildings C Upgrade open space D Develop existing buildings E Upgrade streetscapes

IMPLEMENTATION

Based in the guiding timeline of the 2036 Adelaide Bicentennial, the project will be carried out, completed and well established before the Bicentennial, providing a vibrant and safe environment to celebrate the Adelaide of old, and embrace the Adelaide yet to come.

WAYMOUTH STREET PLAZA ^

The plaza at the corner of Waymouth Street and Dunstan Parade provides a more intimate setting in this quieter area of the West End. Adjacent to the residential core of the precinct, the plaza is met by Beadell Place, connecting residential to entertainment and retail, creating a constant buzz of activity within the space.

WARREN STREET & DUNSTAN PARADE INTERSECTION >

Warren Street and Dunstan Parade both connect vital areas of the West End precinct. Linking the emerging health precinct through the expanding university campus to Light Square, the residential along Warren Street provides the opportunity for pop up markets along its length, creating a strong sense of community.

Linking the western parklands through the West End to the riverbank precinct, Dunstan Parade presents the opportunity for the ‘Walk trom the West’, in conjunction with the sporting facilities in the western parklands, AFL games at Adelaide Oval can have a wider spreading impact on the city with fans walking from the parklands to the oval, invigorating the spaces in between.

A. Allocate diagonal boulevards B. Construct new buildings C. Upgrade open space D. Develop existing buildings E. Upgrade streetscapes

< WAYMOUTH STREET PLAZA

The plaza at the corner of Waymouth Street and Dunstan Parade provides a more intimate setting in this quieter area of the West End. Adjacent to the residential core of the precinct, the plaza is met by Beadell Place, connecting residential to entertainment and retail, creating a constant buzz of activity within the space.

WARREN STREET & DUNSTAN PARADE INTERSECTION >

Warren Street and Dunstan Parade both connect vital areas of the West End precinct. Linking the emerging health precinct through the expanding university campus to Light Square, the residential along Warren Street provides the opportunity for pop up markets along its length, creating a strong sense of community.

Linking the western parklands through the West End to the riverbank precinct, Dunstan Parade presents the opportunity for the 'Walk From The West', in conjunction with the sporting facilities in the western parklands, AFL games at Adelaide Oval can have a wider spreading impact on the city with fans walking from the parklands to the oval, invigorating the spaces in between.

IMPLEMENTATION

Based in the guiding timeline of the 2036 Adelaide Bicentennial, the project will be carried out, completed and well established before the Bicentennial, providing a vibrant and safe environment to celebrate the Adelaide of old, and embrace the Adelaide yet to come.

SEAFORD TOWN SQUARE MASTERPLANADVANCED ECOLOGY2014

The Seaford town square in its current state is an empty, unused eyesore, the opposite of what a town square should be. This redesign of the space aims to increase activity, provide ease of access to the square and surrounding areas, and give residents and visitors a reason to stay and enjoy the space.

A series of new residential, retail and commercial buildings will be constructed to bring in people living directly adjacent to the square, as well as providing dining and retail options along the fringe of the space. A new civic building in conjunction with the existing community centre and library will also be included.

The design of the square along with the locations of the new buildings is based on ease of access for the users of the space. Looking at ideal connections between the adjoining areas to the square, direct paths have been cut through the buildings and the square itself.

Different scales of activity have been provided for within the square, from intimate smaller scale areas to the larger paved forecourt to the civic building. These spaces all have different planting styles, from dense shrubs and avenues of trees, to a more minimal almost zen garden. These styles all combine to create a cohesive yet distinctly varying town square for the district of Seaford.

A permeable and connected town square taking cues from the historic activities of the site, and considerations of the wider Seaford area, with influences of abstract art and early 20th century landscape architecture.

PERMEABILITY CONNECTIVITY

SMALL PLAZA ENTRANCE

NEW TOWN SQUARE~3,250m2

EXISTING TOWN SQUARE~16,800m2

1. Residential village2. Wetland detention basin3. Quarry recreation park4. Seaford community centre5. Seaford shopping centre6. Seaford train station

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BOTANICAL NAME

TREESAcacia pycnanthaAcer cappadocicumAllocasuarina verticillataBankisa marginataCallitris gracilisFraxinus oxycarpaJacaranda mimosifoliaMalus domesticaPlatanus orientalis

SHRUBSAdenanthos sericeusDodonaea viscosaGrevillea lanigeraGrevillea rosmarinifoliaLeucophyta browniiMaireana oppositifoliaMaireana sedifoliaOlearia axillarisRhagodia spinescensWestringia fruticosa

GRASSESAustrodanthonia caespitosaAustrostipa mollisGahnia filumPoa australisThemeda triandra

GROUNDCOVERSEremophila glabraEremophila glabraMicrolaena stipoidesPennisetum clandestinumTetragonia implexicoma

CLIMBERSParthenocissus quinquefoliaParthenocissus tricuspidata

BOTANICAL NAME

SHRUBSMaireana sedifoliaRhagodia spinescens

TREESAcacia pycnanthaJacaranda mimosifolia

Acacis pycnanthaGolden wattle

Adenanthos sericeusWoolly bush

Allocasuarina verticillataDrooping she-oak

Banksia marginataSilver banksia

Malus domesticaApple tree

Platanus orientalisOriental plane

Maireana oppositifoliaHeathy bluebush

Olearia axillarisCoast daisy bush

Westringia fruticosaGrey box

Austrodanthonia caespitosaCommon wallaby grass

Fraxinus oxycarpaClaret ash

Acer cappadocicumCaucasian maple

Grevillea lanigeraWoolly grevillea

Grevillea rosmarinifoliaSpider flower

Leucophyta browniiSilver nugget

Austrostipa mollisSoft spear grass

Shared pedestrian + vehicle road WSUDBike infrastructureShelter structures Cyclist accessibleCommunity event spaceLarge bordered planter beds Sculptural play equipmentCommunity garden Open spaceHigh quality lighting + furnitureGarrett EckboGoldstone garden. Site plan. Beverly Hills, 1948

Wassily Kandinsky, Black and Violet, 1923

Wassily Kandinsky, Untitled IIPlough Match Tucson Convention Center Plaza

Active permeable laneways Open lawn area Gahnia filumChaffy saw-sedge

Poa australisBlue moon

Tetragonia implexicomaBower spinach

Pennisetum clandesetinumKikuyu grass

Parthenocissus quinquefoliaVirginia creeper

Parthenocissus tricuspidataBoston ivy

Jacaranda mimosifoliaBlue jacaranda

Dodonaea viscosaHop bush

Callitris gracilisSlender cypress pine

Maireana sedifoliaPearl bluebush

Themeda triandraKangaroo grass

Microlaena stipoidesWeeping grass

Rhagodia spinescensCreeping saltbush

Eremophila glabraAmber carpet

Eremophila glabraKalbarri carpet

BOTANICAL NAME

SHRUBSAdenanthos sericeusDodonaea viscosa

GRASSESThemeda triandra

GROUNDCOVERSEremophila glabraEremophila glabraMicrolaena stipoides

TREESCallitris gracilisFraxinus oxycarpa

COMMON NAME

Golden wattleCaucasian mapleDrooping she-oakSilver banksiaSlender cypress pineClaret AshBlue jacarandaApple treeOriental plane

Woolly bushHop bushWoolly grevilleaSpider flowerSIlver nuggetHeathy bluebushPearl bluebushCoast daisy bushCreeping saltbushGrey box

Common wallaby grassSoft spear grassChaffy saw-sedgeBlue moonKangaroo grass

Amber carpetKalbarri carpetWeeping grassKikuyu grassBower spinach

Virginia creeperBoston ivy

COMMON NAME

Pearl bluebushCreeping saltbush

Golden wattleBlue jacaranda

COMMON NAME

Woolly bushHop bush

Kangaroo grass

Amber carpetKalbarri carpetWeeping grass

Slender cypress pineClaret Ash

ABBREVIATION

ACPYACCAALVEBAMACAGRFROXJAMIMADOPLOR

ADSEDOVIGRLAGRROLEBRMAOPMASEOLAXRHSPWEFR

AUCAAUMOGAFIPOAUTHTR

ERGLAERGLKMISTPECLTEIM

PAQUPATR

ABBREVIATION

MASERHSP

ACPYJAMI

ABBREVIATION

ADSEDOVI

THTR

ERGLAERGLKMIST

CAGRFROX

POT SIZE

35L30L45L35L35L45L45L35L45L

140mm140mm140mm200mm140mm300mm200mm140mm400mm300mm

140mm140mm140mm140mm140mm


300mm300mm

POT SIZE

200mm400mm

35L45L

POT SIZE

140mm140mm

140mm

200mm200mm160mm

35L45L

NUMBER

816

32

NUMBER

415

41

535389

57

DENSITY

0.7 Ctr0.7 Ctr

DENSITY

0.7 Ctr0.7 Ctr

0.5 Ctr

0.5 Ctr0.5 Ctr0.5 Ctr

2 No. FROX

5 No. FROX

2 No. CAGR

ADSE

11 No. THTR

CAGR

18 No. ERGLA18 No. ERGLK(50/50 MIX)

JAMI

2 No. ADSE

18 No. MIST


ADSE

JAMI

ACPY

ACPY


7 No. RHSP

4 No. MASE

5 No. RHSP

3 No. MASE

1 No. RHSP

ACPY

1 No. MASE 3 No. RHSP

7 No. DOVI

16 No. THTR

8 No. DOVI

26 No. MIST

20 No. MIST

25 No. MIST

CAGR

CAGR

14 No. THTR



WATER FEATURE

2 No. FROX

5 No. FROX

2 No. CAGR

ADSE

11 No. THTR

CAGR


JAMI

2 No. ADSE

18 No. MIST


ADSE

JAMI

ACPY

ACPY


7 No. RHSP

4 No. MASE

5 No. RHSP

3 No. MASE

1 No. RHSP

ACPY


7 No. DOVI

16 No. THTR

8 No. DOVI

26 No. MIST

20 No. MIST

25 No. MIST

CAGR

CAGR

14 No. THTR



WATER FEATURE

SEAFORD DISTRICT CENTRE TOWN SQUARE MASTERPLAN ‘A permeable and connected town square taking cues f rom the histor ic act iv it ies of the s i te , and considerat ions of the wider Seaford area, with inf luences of abstract art and ear ly 20th century landscape architecture’ .

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PERMEABILITY

CONNECTIVITY


PLANT LIST

LEGENDGROUND SURFACES:

Permeable Pavingw/ Kanmantoo Bluestone

Natural Stone Paving

Rubberised Asphalt

White Crushed Stone

WetlandDetention

Basin

ResidentialVillage

QuarryRecreationPark

SeafordTrain Station

SeafordShopping

Centre

SeafordCommunity

Centre

MASTERPLANSMALL PLAZA ENTRANCE SPACE GREEN CORRIDOR SECTION MAIN PLAZA SECTION

SMALL PLAZA PLANTING PLAN 1:100

CIVIC BUILDING COURTYARD PLANTING PLAN 1:100

ARBOUR BUS STOP SHELTER GREEN CORRIDORw/ PERMEABLE PAVING

BIOSWALE w/ELEVATED TIMBER DECKING


CIVIC BUILDINGCOURTYARD

PERMEABLE PLAZA SPACE

JAMI

JAMI

ACPY

ACPY

ACPY

7 No. RHSP

3 No. MASE


5 No. RHSP

1 No. RHSP

4 No. MASE

5 No. FROX

16 No. THTR

26 No. MIST

2 No. FROX

11 No. THTR






ADSE

ADSE

7 No. DOVI

CAGR

CAGR

CAGR

2 No. ADSE

14 No. THTR

20 No. MIST

25 No. MIST8 No. DOVI

2 No. CAGR

18 No. MIST

BOTANICAL NAME



COMMON NAME



ABBREVIATION

MASERHSP

ACPYJAMI

POT SIZE

200mm400mm

35L45L

NUMBER

816

32

DENSITY

0.7 Ctr0.7 Ctr

CIVIC BUILDING COURTYARD

BOTANICAL NAME

TREESAcacia pycnanthaAcer cappadocicumAllocasuarina verticillataBankisa marginataCallitris gracilisFraxinus oxycarpaJacaranda mimosifoliaMalus domesticaPlatanus orientalis

SHRUBSAdenanthos sericeusDodonaea viscosaGrevillea lanigeraGrevillea rosmarinifoliaLeucophyta browniiMaireana oppositifoliaMaireana sedifoliaOlearia axillarisRhagodia spinescensWestringia fruticosa

GRASSESAustrodanthonia caespitosaAustrostipa mollisGahnia filumPoa australisThemeda triandra

GROUNDCOVERSEremophila glabraEremophila glabraMicrolaena stipoidesPennisetum clandestinumTetragonia implexicoma

CLIMBERSParthenocissus quinquefoliaParthenocissus tricuspidata

BOTANICAL NAME



Acacis pycnanthaGolden wattle

Adenanthos sericeusWoolly bush

Allocasuarina verticillataDrooping she-oak

Banksia marginataSilver banksia

Malus domesticaApple tree

Platanus orientalisOriental plane

Maireana oppositifoliaHeathy bluebush

Olearia axillarisCoast daisy bush

Westringia fruticosaGrey box

Austrodanthonia caespitosaCommon wallaby grass

Fraxinus oxycarpaClaret ash

Acer cappadocicumCaucasian maple

Grevillea lanigeraWoolly grevillea

Grevillea rosmarinifoliaSpider flower

Leucophyta browniiSilver nugget

Austrostipa mollisSoft spear grass

Shared pedestrian + vehicle road WSUDBike infrastructureShelter structures Cyclist accessibleCommunity event spaceLarge bordered planter beds Sculptural play equipmentCommunity garden Open spaceHigh quality lighting + furnitureGarrett EckboGoldstone garden. Site plan. Beverly Hills, 1948

Wassily Kandinsky, Black and Violet, 1923

Wassily Kandinsky, Untitled IIPlough Match Tucson Convention Center Plaza

Active permeable laneways Open lawn area Gahnia filumChaffy saw-sedge

Poa australisBlue moon

Tetragonia implexicomaBower spinach

Pennisetum clandesetinumKikuyu grass

Parthenocissus quinquefoliaVirginia creeper

Parthenocissus tricuspidataBoston ivy

Jacaranda mimosifoliaBlue jacaranda

Dodonaea viscosaHop bush

Callitris gracilisSlender cypress pine

Maireana sedifoliaPearl bluebush

Themeda triandraKangaroo grass

Microlaena stipoidesWeeping grass

Rhagodia spinescensCreeping saltbush

Eremophila glabraAmber carpet

Eremophila glabraKalbarri carpet

BOTANICAL NAME





COMMON NAME

Golden wattleCaucasian mapleDrooping she-oakSilver banksiaSlender cypress pineClaret AshBlue jacarandaApple treeOriental plane

Woolly bushHop bushWoolly grevilleaSpider flowerSIlver nuggetHeathy bluebushPearl bluebushCoast daisy bushCreeping saltbushGrey box

Common wallaby grassSoft spear grassChaffy saw-sedgeBlue moonKangaroo grass

Amber carpetKalbarri carpetWeeping grassKikuyu grassBower spinach

Virginia creeperBoston ivy

COMMON NAME



COMMON NAME

Woolly bushHop bush

Kangaroo grass



ABBREVIATION

ACPYACCAALVEBAMACAGRFROXJAMIMADOPLOR

ADSEDOVIGRLAGRROLEBRMAOPMASEOLAXRHSPWEFR

AUCAAUMOGAFIPOAUTHTR

ERGLAERGLKMISTPECLTEIM

PAQUPATR

ABBREVIATION

MASERHSP

ACPYJAMI

ABBREVIATION

ADSEDOVI

THTR

ERGLAERGLKMIST

CAGRFROX

POT SIZE

35L30L45L35L35L45L45L35L45L

140mm140mm140mm200mm140mm300mm200mm140mm400mm300mm



300mm300mm

POT SIZE

200mm400mm

35L45L

POT SIZE

140mm140mm

140mm

200mm200mm160mm

35L45L

NUMBER

816

32

NUMBER

415

41

535389

57

DENSITY

0.7 Ctr0.7 Ctr

DENSITY

0.7 Ctr0.7 Ctr

0.5 Ctr


2 No. FROX

5 No. FROX

2 No. CAGR

ADSE

11 No. THTR

CAGR


JAMI

2 No. ADSE

18 No. MIST


ADSE

JAMI

ACPY

ACPY


7 No. RHSP

4 No. MASE

5 No. RHSP

3 No. MASE

1 No. RHSP

ACPY


7 No. DOVI

16 No. THTR

8 No. DOVI

26 No. MIST

20 No. MIST

25 No. MIST

CAGR

CAGR

14 No. THTR



WATER FEATURE

2 No. FROX

5 No. FROX

2 No. CAGR

ADSE

11 No. THTR

CAGR


JAMI

2 No. ADSE

18 No. MIST


ADSE

JAMI

ACPY

ACPY


7 No. RHSP

4 No. MASE

5 No. RHSP

3 No. MASE

1 No. RHSP

ACPY


7 No. DOVI

16 No. THTR

8 No. DOVI

26 No. MIST

20 No. MIST

25 No. MIST

CAGR

CAGR

14 No. THTR



WATER FEATURE

SEAFORD DISTRICT CENTRE TOWN SQUARE MASTERPLAN ‘A permeable and connected town square taking cues f rom the histor ic act iv it ies of the s i te , and considerat ions of the wider Seaford area, with inf luences of abstract art and ear ly 20th century landscape architecture’ .

JARED WASILEWSKIa1193153


PERMEABILITY

CONNECTIVITY


PLANT LIST

LEGENDGROUND SURFACES:

Permeable Pavingw/ Kanmantoo Bluestone

Natural Stone Paving

Rubberised Asphalt

White Crushed Stone

WetlandDetention

Basin

ResidentialVillage

QuarryRecreationPark

SeafordTrain Station

SeafordShopping

Centre

SeafordCommunity

Centre

MASTERPLANSMALL PLAZA ENTRANCE SPACE GREEN CORRIDOR SECTION MAIN PLAZA SECTION

SMALL PLAZA PLANTING PLAN 1:100

CIVIC BUILDING COURTYARD PLANTING PLAN 1:100

ARBOUR BUS STOP SHELTER GREEN CORRIDORw/ PERMEABLE PAVING



CIVIC BUILDINGCOURTYARD

PERMEABLE PLAZA SPACE

JAMI

JAMI

ACPY

ACPY

ACPY

7 No. RHSP

3 No. MASE


5 No. RHSP

1 No. RHSP

4 No. MASE

5 No. FROX

16 No. THTR

26 No. MIST

2 No. FROX

11 No. THTR






ADSE

ADSE

7 No. DOVI

CAGR

CAGR

CAGR

2 No. ADSE

14 No. THTR

20 No. MIST

25 No. MIST8 No. DOVI

2 No. CAGR

18 No. MIST BOTANICAL NAME





COMMON NAME

Woolly bushHop bush

Kangaroo grass



ABBREVIATION

ADSEDOVI

THTR

ERGLAERGLKMIST

CAGRFROX

POT SIZE

140mm140mm

140mm

200mm200mm160mm

35L45L

NUMBER

415

41

535389

57

DENSITY

0.7 Ctr0.7 Ctr

0.5 Ctr


SMALL PLAZA

PARLIAMENT HOUSECOURTYARDADVANCED LANDSCAPE TECHNOLOGIES2014

A0004

A0011

A0002

A0003

A0008

A0005

A0009

A0006

A0010

+ 36.800+ 37.000

+ 37.000

+ 35.500

+ 36.000

+ 36.000

+ 36.000

+ 35.500

+ 36.400

GARDEN BED

WALL +36.600

BUILDING

SLATE PAVING

2% FALL 2% FALL

BENCH

WALL + 36.800

WALL +36.800

WALL +37.000

WALL +36.800

SIP

WALL +37.000

SV

SIP

BENCH BENCH

BENCH

BENCH

BENCH

TOILETS

SLATE PAVING

GARDEN BED

GARDEN BEDGARDEN BED

WALL

BUILDING

BUILDING

STEPS4 STEPS(125mmRISERS)

ICV ICV

STEPS5 STEPS(160mmRISERS)

TAPSM/H

SIP

WATERFEATURE+36.000

SIP

SIP

RAMP1:20

SIP

BUILDING

SIP

RAMP1:9

SIP

SIP ICV

BBQ

RAMP1:14

2% FALL

DRAWN BY

JKW

2% FALL

SLATE PAVING

BITUMEN

2% FALL

LEGEND

SURVEY MARK GI NAIL SPIKE SM/H SEWER MANHOLE SIP SEWER IP STOBIE FIRE PLUG / STOP VALVE GRATING CABLE MARKER TELCO PIT DOMESTIC SUMP ICV IRRIGATION CONTROL VALVE TAP SHRUB POST, SIGN, ONE SIDED WATER METER FP FLAGPOLE LP or UP LIGHTPOLE or UPLIGHT FUSE PIT SW IP

BUILDING

FENCE

VERANDAH

EXISTING LEVELS

EXISTING HERITAGE TREESTO BE RETAINED ANDPROTECTED

TREE PROTECTION ZONE

EXTENT OF WORKS

ACCESS/DOORS TO BERETAINED AND PROTECTED

CHECKED BY

MBS

REVISION

001

DRAWING STATUS

JOB NO.

00001

ISSUE

A

PROJECT

PARLIAMENT HOUSE COURTYARDSITEWORKS

DATE

03/06/2014

DRAWING TITLE

SET OUT PLAN

SCALE

1:100 at A3

DRAWING NO.

A0001

0 1 3 5m

PERMEABLEPAVING

Redesign the Parliament House media courtyard with DDA compliant access to all levels while maximising usable and functional space.

A simple, clean design language was sought to redevelop the Parliament House media courtyard, demonstrating seamless design principles without exhibiting too much flash and pomp to display restraint and resourcefulness.

A minimal combination of materials were implemented throughout the space, with slate and permeable paving, polished concrete steps and ramps and stainless steel handrails used with clean, seamless connections and details.

The specially designed custom water feature with integrated planting serves to create a distinction between levels as well as introduce a level of comfort with the presence of water and shade providing trees. The corten steel boundary fence provides a level of visual permeability while also acting as a necessary barrier between public and private, with a materiality that fits well with the natural planting elements on the upper level of the courtyard.

While maintaining elements of the existing courtyard through materiality, updating the Parliament House media courtyard will bring it up to contemporary standards in terms of DDA compliance and aesthetics.

PLAN

+ 37.000

STEPS DETAIL SECTION

DRAWING STATUS

20mm STAINLESS STEEL POSTSSET IN CONCRETE AS PER

AS1428.1

SLATE 'STORM GREY' SPLIT FACE FRENCH PATTERN PAVERS

A0002

A0001

DRAWING TITLE

STEPS DETAIL

LEGEND


BUILDING

FENCE

VERANDAH

EXISTING LEVELS



EXTENT OF WORKS


SCALE

1:10 at A3

0 0.1 0.3 0.5m

CHECKED BY

MBS

DRAWN BY

JKW

REVISION

001

JOB NO.

00001

ISSUE

A

PROJECT


DRAWING NO.

A0002

DATE

03/06/2014

600

300

12

5

260

90mm COMPACTEDSUB-BASEMATERIAL AS PERENGINEER'S SPEC.

40mm DIA H.S STAINLESS STEEL HANDRAILWELDED TO STAINLES STEEL POSTS

AS PER AS1428.1

STAINLESS STEELSTEP NOSING SET

TO CONCRETESTEPS AS PER

AS1428.1

T.G.S.I SET TOSLATE PAVERS AS

PER AS1428.4.1

230mm CLASS 2 INSITUREINFORCED CONCRETEREFER TO ENGINEER'SSPEC.

COMPACTED SUB-GRADETO 95% AS PER AS1289.5.1.1

20mm COMPACTED SANDAGGREGATE

300

86

5

430

+ 37.000A0008

500

SLATE 'STORM GREY' SPLIT FACE FRENCH PATTERN PAVERS

20mm COMPACTED SANDAGGREGATE

A0001

A0009

30mm PLANTER MULCH LAYER

WATER

WATER FEATURE DETAIL

90mm COMPACTEDSUB-BASEMATERIALS AS PERENGINEER'S SPEC.

315 600 770 600 315

PLANTING SUB-GRADE AS SPEC.

PLANTING SOIL MIX AS SPEC.

30mm PVC PIPE

WATER PUMPREFER TO

ENGINEER'S SPEC.WATER FILTERREFER TOENGINEER'S SPEC.

WATERWATER

JOB NO.

00001

ISSUE

A

PROJECT


DATE

03/06/2014

DRAWING STATUS

REVISION

001

DRAWN BY

JKW

CHECKED BY

MBS

LEGEND


BUILDING

FENCE

VERANDAH

EXISTING LEVELS



EXTENT OF WORKS


DRAWING NO.

A0009

SCALE

1:20 at A3

0 0.2 0.6 1m

DRAWING TITLE


COMPACTED SUB-GRADETO 95% AS PER AS1289.5.1.1

CLASS 1 INSITUREINFORCED CONCRETEREFER TOENGINEER'S SPEC.

+ 37.000

250

0

A0011A0010

A0001A0001

DATE

03/06/2014

PROJECT


ISSUE

A

JOB NO.

00001

DRAWING STATUS

REVISION

001

DRAWN BY

JKW

CHECKED BY

MBS

0 0.1 0.3 0.5m

SCALE

1:10 at A3

150

50150

ECOTRIHEX PERMEABLEPAVER 188mm x 92mm x 80mm(NATURAL COLOUR,STANDARD FINISH)

UNCOMPACTEDSUB-GRADE SOIL

300mm OPEN GRADEDSUB-BASE RESERVOIRMATERIALS AS PERENGINEER'S SPEC.

100mm OPEN GRADEDBASE RESERVOIRMATERIALS AS PERENGINEER'S SPEC.

50mm OPEN GRADEDBEDDING COURSEMATERIALS AS PERENGINEER'S SPEC.

SUB-BASE GEOTEXTILE

INTERNAL WELDEDS.H.SREFER TO ENGINEER'SSPEC.

10mm CORTEN STEEL PLATEWELDED TO S.H.SREFER TO ENGINEER'S SPEC.

CLASS 5 INSITUREINFORCED

CONCRETEREFER TO

ENGINEER'S SPEC.

157mm DYNABOLTPLUS SLEEVE

ANCHOR

110

DRAWING NO.

A0010, A0011

DRAWING TITLE

FENCE DETAIL

FENCE ELEVATION DETAIL

LEGEND


BUILDING

FENCE

VERANDAH

EXISTING LEVELS



EXTENT OF WORKS


FENCE SECTION DETAIL

22

70

STAIRS DETAIL


BOUNDARY FENCE SECTION + ELEVATION

SENSORY INSTRUMENTATIONFINAL ARCHITECTURE PROJECT2013

Sound plays an important role in many creative fields, connecting those with and without hearing, through feelings and movements, thus becoming an important connecting factor throughout this design in both form and function. The Royal South Australian Deaf Society, a culturally significant society in Adelaide formed in 1891, having been made to relocate from their sentimentally important location on South Terrace, have been relocated to Rundle Street, occupying a more prominent location in the East End for their historically and culturally rich society. As the proprietors of the property, the RSADS will generate income via the collaborative studios and function spaces located across Synagogue Place. The collaborative studio spaces allow artists and creative minds from all fields to coexist in the same space and create and collaborate together. Artists will be connected through sound and music, generated by the occupants of the building through the building itself. The instrumental qualities of the design, from the percussive nature of the copper facade to the sound reflection patterns of the curves of the building, break down inhibitions and barriers between strangers, opening up the possibilities for collaborative works perhaps otherwise not possible.

Collaboration is key to strong, unique design and artistic works. Sound brings us together regardless of boundaries. An instrumentation of the senses injects creativity into Rundle Street.

REINTRODUCE CREATIVITY EXTRAPOLATE SOUND

ROYAL SOUTH AUSTRALIAN DEAF SOCIETY + COLLABORATIVE STUDIO & FUNCTION SPACE

REFLECTIONS

ARCHITECTURE as an INSTRUMENT

PERCUSSION WIND STRING MATERIALITY

RUNDLE ST.

CIRCULATION

STRUCTURE

COLLABORATIVE STUDIO SPACES

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

FOYER

CAFESERVICES

GROUNDFLOOR FOYER

STUDIO+ FUNCTION SPACE

NORTHTERRACE

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

Outdoor performance space + storageRSADS offices + meeting spaces

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

Transitional level

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

Collaborative studio + function spaceOpen creative hub + RSADS function space

FOURTH FLOOR PLAN

Collaborative studio + function spaceRSADS research and technical development facilitiesOutdoor performance seating + foyer

EDITUS TOWERSARCHITECTURE STUDIO2013

EDITUS TOWERS absorbs and projects the surrounding cultural context of the East End of the Adelaide CBD.

Embedded between Rundle Street and the North Terrace precinct in the heart of culture in Adelaide, urban connections between disconnected areas are provided through ground floor retail. Businesses of local cultural significance such as the Rhino Room and Urban Cow Studio have been retained and enhanced. Open air ground space has been returned to Frome Street via the second, elevated ground floor. Further raised above this, ample rentable office space is provided, along with high volumes of student apartments.

A future landmark of the Adelaide CBD, EDITUS Towers strikes a balance between grandeur and scale and cultural assimilation, all while enriching the cultural prominence of Frome Street and the East End of the Adelaide CBD.

EDITUS - adj. elevated [ɛlɪveɪtɪd]1. situated or placed higher than the surrounding area

CONSTRUCTION WASTE MANAGEMENT

WASTE MANAGEMENT/MINIMISATION

FIRE EGRESS

ELEVATE PLACE CUT WRAP

TRIANGULATEDGLASSFACADE

OPEN HUB FLOOR PLAN '2nd GROUND FLOOR'

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Office, Residential + Rhino Room Lobby

Eckersleys Arts + CraftsBack Stage CafeThe General

Car Park Entrance

Services

TYPICAL OFFICE FLOOR PLAN TYPICAL TYPE A RESIDENTIAL FLOOR PLAN

OPEN HUB FLOOR PLAN '2nd GROUND FLOOR'

Operable Walls for Multiple Configurations

Cafe

TYPICAL TYPE B RESIDENTIAL FLOOR PLAN

HARTS MILL GAME STUDIOSARCHITECTURE STUDIO2012

The Harts Mill Game Studios and Port Adelaide School of Game Design are initiatives undertaken by EA Games Australia to provide opportunities in South Australia for the ever growing number of individuals enrolled in game design fields of education

The lack of prominent Australian owned game development companies forces South Australians to take their creativity elsewhere.

The Port Adelaide School of Game Design provides specialised facilities, locally situated in the heart of Port Adelaide, dedicated solely to education in game design and game creation.

Working in close quarters with the Harts Mill Game Studios provides students with the necessary stepping stones to increase their knowledge of the industry, and to take their experience directly into the Harts Mill Studios to make a significant impact in the future on the international gaming industry.

+ the PORT ADELAIDE SCHOOL of GAME DESIGN

SHARED FOYER / HARTS STUDIOS EXHIBITION SPACE

NORTH ELEVATION

MAP

PROCESS

FOLD CLAD

SITE PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Shared foyerHarts Studios exhibition space

Harts Studios foyer

School receptionSchool staff officesStudent break spaceTeaching studio spacesTeaching computer suiteLecture theatre

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

Harts Studios creative space

School exhibition spaceIndividual study computer suiteIndividual study studio spaces

MARKETING

OPERATIONS

CREATION / TESTING

CREATIVE

FOYER

HARTS MILL GAME STUDIOS OFFICES (PRIVATE)

PORT ADELAIDE SCHOOL OF GAME DESIGN FACILITIES

(PUBLIC)

SHARED FUNCTION

CIRCULATION PROGRAM

A dedicated sports centre for the University of Adelaide North Terrace campus, Stratum brings together all aspects of sport in a layered structure expanding above the campus.

Bringing together elements of research, recreation, fitness and competition, Stratum provides multi-use court space overlooked by sports science research facilities, a swimming pool and fully equipped gym, and a basketball court with tiered seating for spectators.

The organic form of the centre creates a striking and distinct form in the largely traditional university campus, rising up and providing views of the areas around. The danpalon cladding provides a level of visibility that allows the transfer of light and shadow without being completely transparent, with a lighting system within the cladding structure to illuminate the form at night, becoming an iconic beacon within the campus.

n. stratum [strey-tuh m]1. a layer of material, naturally or artificially formed, often one of a number of parallel layers one upon another

'STRATUM' SPORTS CENTREARCHITECTURE STUDIO2011

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

Main gymnasium (Basketball court)Change roomsStorage

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

Research/testing areaMulti-use court spaceChange rooms

GROUND FLOOR FOYER MULTI-PURPOSE COURTS SWIMMING POOL BASKETBALL COURT

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

Swimming poolOutdoor meditative spaceChange rooms

DANPALON WALL to SUSPENDED SLAB CONNECTION DETAIL DANPALON WALL to INTERNAL GLAZING CONNECTION DETAIL

THIRD FLOOR- COMPETITION

SECOND FLOOR- FITNESS

FIRST FLOOR- RESEARCH

ENTER.CONNECT.LIVEURBAN DESIGN STUDIO2012

This proposal speculates about the future density of the Adelaide CBD and the potential living conditions of the Grote Street precinct.

Grote street serves a purpose as a major thoroughfare between the Adelaide airport and the CBD, and is heavily used by emergency services. Altering the street in any major way would affect these functions too greatly.

The solution proposed based on these observations is to expand upwards. Introducing high density along the street with a high volume of mixed use buildings answers the calls to stop urban sprawl and create an active city centre. A mix of residential, retail and commercial spaces along the length of the street will have a multitude of benefits on the precinct, all increasing the activity and interest in Grote Street.

Avoiding interference with the busy ground plane, raised pedestrian bridges will connect the north and south sides of the street, connecting residential, retail and commercial spaces, creating an entire new precinct above the ground. This active space will provide all the necessary functions, with easy accessibility, for comfortable city centre living.

With residential spaces occupying a large portion of proposed developments, upwards of 2,000 new residents will be living in Grote Street. Should this approach be mirrored along Wakefield Street and taken on board further across the whole of the city, the projected goal of 48,000 people living in the CBD by 2040 is a very attainable goal, which will create a vastly more active city centre.

WELCOME TO GROTE STREET

PRECEDENTS

EXISTING GROTE STREET FABRIC

HIGH RISE45%12+ STOREYS

RESIDENTIAL50%ACCOMODATION + SERVICES(CAR PARKING, GYM/POOL etc.)

PROPOSED GROTE STREET FABRIC

HIGH RISE

HIGH RISE

MID RISE

MID RISE

LOW RISE

NO DEVELOPMENT

MID RISE35%

5-11 STOREYS

NO DEVELOPMENT20%

RETAIL30%

COMMERCIAL20%

GUIDELINES

1. All functions (residential/retail/commercial) will be connected vertically and horizontally via pedestrian bridges

2. All developments will have various combinations of functions to increase activity through the length of Grote Street

3. All functions will be accessible within a 40m radius from any position on Grote Street

4. Pedestrian bridges will have 3 (or more) connections joining all functions for equal accessibility

RESIDENTIAL RETAIL COMMERCIAL

Grote Street Masterplan

South to Central Apartments

West from expanded Central Markets

PRESENCE ADL+PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE2013

Focusing on the intricacies of urban life and its role on architecture, landscape architecture and urban design, PRESENCE ADL+ is committed to providing a niche yet holistic language of design for the urban variables of Adelaide.

Aware of a societal shift in the Australian culture, PRESENCE ADL+ strives to adopt emerging technologies while maintaining a cohesive connection to the emotional relevance of architecture, landscape architecture and urban design, creating a didactic presence.

P R E S E N C E A D L +

In collaboration with:Kanlin BeiBen RamseyMeherzad ShroffMin Tshung Voo

RUNDLE STREET OPEN FRONTAGE

MARKETING

START UP CAPITAL

INCOME vs EXPENSES

NET PROFIT

SET-UP COSTS

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR RECEPTION AND STUDIO SPACE

RUNDLE STREET FRONTAGE - NIGHT ACTIVATION

FIRST FLOOR STUDIO SPACE

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

HIVEARCHmedium 'TOKYO REPLAY CENTRE' ARCHITECTURE COMPETITION2013

Trying to understand the enigma of reality becoming a series of staged fantasies is the essence of HIVE, which acts less to define our reality than to facilitate fantasy.

HIVE seeks to provide an environment in which the miasma of media and the concurrent lifestyles of the people that consume them can be elevated beyond simple experience to the level of transcendent immersion. HIVE is thusly named to consider the intensity of the immersive experience and the way that it can relate to the Japanese psyche - creating a fever pitch of activity that buzzes through the 24 hour cycle of Tokyo.

Intended to be non-referential, HIVE represents only the traces of perceptions of Japanese ‘Otaku’ culture, created through methods of free-drawing and manipulation by distortion and disjunction. Featuring tectonic structures, plunging crevices, organic curves, sweeping planes and enticing apertures, HIVE provides a fantastical landscape set within the concrete host; intrinsically linked with Akihabara station.

HIVE aims to redefine its context, leaving the realm of geometric solids and morphing into a seemingly chaotic façade subliminally amplifying the intensity of the media. HIVE is designed as the new concept of entertainment; staged fantasy: immersive, intense, manic and possessive as entertainment should be.

In collaboration with:Simon CarterHafiz HamzahMeherzad ShroffMin Tshung Voo

LINSEED DESIGN PROMOTIONAL SUITEFREELANCE GRAPHIC DESIGN2014

Posters and business cards designed for Adelaide based start-up graphic design company Linseed Design.

JW

JW

PUBLIC TRANSPORT USAGE in GROTE STREET

CAR PARK ACTIVITY in GROTE STREET

-5 SECONDS

2-5 MINUTES

MINUTES/HOURS

VARIOUS

2012-14

UNDERUTILISED SPACES in GROTE STREET

FOCUS of ACTIVITY in GROTE STREET

JW

JW

VICTORIA PLACE HYPERGRAPHIC GROTE STREET ANALYSIS GRAPHICS ALL-IN EXHIBITION 2014.2 POSTER KAKADU NATIONAL PARK ANALYSIS GRAPHIC

Jared Wasilewski16 Waller Street, Mansfield Park, SA, 5012

Email: [email protected]: 0437 860 942Telephone: 08 8243 0282

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