Pavilion X

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Photos -  Asha Tsimeris

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Photos -  Aarthi Ayyar-Biddle

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Getting close to assembly now… Starting to cut the pieces on this beautiful machine! 

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Sanding | Sanding | Cutting | and more Sanding

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The Beginning of the construction period

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Fabrication

Following detailed design and prototyping, students began building the actual pavilion. Between prototyping and fabrication, students have had to fineness several details; learning to balance feedback received from the engineer and the pavilion’s imagined aesthetic. 

Original sketch design

Sketch design into reality

 Photos - Patrick Stein and Asha Tsimeris

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Guest contributors

Throughout their classes, students have been guided and mentored by many people in the community and the profession.These people have included:

Stephen Barass - University of Canberra

Scott Bland - Northrop Engineers

Ian Anlezark - BCA Certifiers

Mark Bauer - Manteena

Geoff Farquhar - Still - Artillion

Thor Diesendorf - Thor’s Hammer

Jane Easthope - Canberra CBD Ltd

Hamish Lardi -  Canberra CBD Ltd

Demi Aloisi - Show Pony Events

David Middlemass - Construction Registrar, ACT Government 

Nardia Cassidy - Access Canberra, ACT Government

James Nagel - Lighting Society

Bronwen Jones - Australian Institute of Architects

Photos -  Aarthi Ayyar-Biddle

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Implementing the form in the site

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Site study

As part of the sketch design and detailed design phases, students had to give particular consideration to the site and its context. As part of class, students worked with the tutors to map out the design at Garema Place.

Photos - Asha Tsimeris

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Protoype

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Week 5

Test assembly of Cloud form

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Model Testings | Pavilion

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Prototyping lights

Photo -  Aarthi Ayyar-Biddle