Studio 45 (RPM Revolutions Per Minute) attempts to clamp down on "designing for the deaf" (as Murray Schafer defiantly attributes to the modern architect) while investigating David Byrne's question about the interrelation between architecture and musical innovation.It offers a cross-disciplinary approach to Performance-Based Design on acoustics while transforming an abandoned quarry into a versatile, multi-purpose venue for live music performances. Projects consider sound propagation and… Show more Studio 45 (RPM Revolutions Per Minute) attempts to clamp down on "designing for the deaf" (as Murray Schafer defiantly attributes to the modern architect) while investigating David Byrne's question about the interrelation between architecture and musical innovation.It offers a cross-disciplinary approach to Performance-Based Design on acoustics while transforming an abandoned quarry into a versatile, multi-purpose venue for live music performances. Projects consider sound propagation and lighting design, alongside the idea of silence and noise, as strategies to generate different spatial experiences. Projects also consider the social and environmental sustainability of the rehabilitation of the quarry to define a program suitable all year round. Show less

Design Visualisation: Digital Techniques forms part of the Design Visualisation specialisation in the Bachelor of Design.This subject brings together practical know-how and critical thinking around the field of digital visualisations of space using focusing on industry-standard software. Building on the digital representational and design skills acquired in the previous subjects, students will learn the principles of colour, material mapping, lighting, composition, story boarding… Show more Design Visualisation: Digital Techniques forms part of the Design Visualisation specialisation in the Bachelor of Design.This subject brings together practical know-how and critical thinking around the field of digital visualisations of space using focusing on industry-standard software. Building on the digital representational and design skills acquired in the previous subjects, students will learn the principles of colour, material mapping, lighting, composition, story boarding, rendering, animation and cinematography techniques. Show less

A second-year core subject in the Bachelor of Design course at the University of Melbourne focusing on understanding design process and workflow through the modelling of information, both as virtual data and physical materials.As a technical tutor, I delivered workshop content covering parametric design and fabrication in Grasshopper, as well as the relationship between different types of representation media and their outcomes.

A first-year core subject in the Bachelor of Design course at the University of Melbourne focusing on developing student's skills in observation, analysis, and representation in different forms of media. As the Lead Technical Tutor, my responsibilities include making and delivering workshop content for digital skills in the Adobe Creative Suite, as well as 3D modelling skills and fabrication using Rhino 3D.

Studio Fable | M.Arch Studio 38Architectural practice is constantly outpaced by an increasingly tech-savvy and digitally interconnected society. In order for discourse to maintain relevance in this dynamic age of technological development, it must shift from being reactionary, to being radical. Studio Fable aims to investigate and critique how technological development responds to the current and future issues of the built environment through an analysis of current conditions and… Show more Studio Fable | M.Arch Studio 38Architectural practice is constantly outpaced by an increasingly tech-savvy and digitally interconnected society. In order for discourse to maintain relevance in this dynamic age of technological development, it must shift from being reactionary, to being radical. Studio Fable aims to investigate and critique how technological development responds to the current and future issues of the built environment through an analysis of current conditions and projections into the future. Students will be tasked with generating an architectural design in response to a pressing current or future issue around a technologically developing society. Once upon a time in the future, we told tales of architectural craftsmen weaving the technological oddities of today to create the design impossibilities of tomorrow, join us once more, unto the breach. Show less

Tinytecture combines Architecture with a love of set design and model making to create miniature film sets and worlds.

United Make (UDMK) is an experimental think-tank and multi-disciplinary studio that explores design through the act of making. Located in Richmond, Victoria, Australia, UDMK fabricates and designs experiences. From small-scale furniture to large-scale speculation, UDMK looks at translating the intangible to the material, crafting the now, and becoming the digital blacksmiths of the future.As Lead Technical Designer, I focus on the design and digital fabrication, as well as coordinating… Show more United Make (UDMK) is an experimental think-tank and multi-disciplinary studio that explores design through the act of making. Located in Richmond, Victoria, Australia, UDMK fabricates and designs experiences. From small-scale furniture to large-scale speculation, UDMK looks at translating the intangible to the material, crafting the now, and becoming the digital blacksmiths of the future.As Lead Technical Designer, I focus on the design and digital fabrication, as well as coordinating and the delivering of installation projects and product development. Show less

Smoke and Mirrors explores the intersection of stage sets, miniatures, architecture and narrative driven design. Utilising spatial analysis of film sets and literature, the animated artefacts are a product of the digital and physical born from rapid prototyping (laser-cutting), digital fabrication techniques and model-making.Teams were tasked with designing and fabricating an animated set model based on sourced material. Using techniques and discussions learnt over the course of 12… Show more Smoke and Mirrors explores the intersection of stage sets, miniatures, architecture and narrative driven design. Utilising spatial analysis of film sets and literature, the animated artefacts are a product of the digital and physical born from rapid prototyping (laser-cutting), digital fabrication techniques and model-making.Teams were tasked with designing and fabricating an animated set model based on sourced material. Using techniques and discussions learnt over the course of 12 days, they explored the use of model making and designing through the lens of a camera. Highly detailed models were creating using a mixture of intricately laser-cut pieces, hand modelling, and lights and motors.This exhibit is a collaboration between Tinytecture, United Make, Cube Zero and the Melbourne School of Design. Show less