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| | STUDENT BIENNALE Eugene Chieng, RMIT University, Singapore Art Space: Site For Cultural Production, Site For Cultural Experience
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This scheme was distinguished by a
particularly principled mission statement
which established reassuring objectives.
The challenge as identified by the student is
to create meaningful and moral public spaces
in a city that is presently spiralling into
over-development. It is an even-handed
presentation involving both thorough primary
analysis of the existing Singaporean conditions
and an elegant proposal to reinforce the
cultural life of the city. It provides an
alternative to the contemporary single icon
building solution, as it creates an urban
platform for Singaporean life. The presentation
was enhanced by the analysis of a built model
and whimsical collages.
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Andrew Byrne, University of Melbourne, An Architectural Assemblage
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A high level of resolution and a systematic
architectural thought process are evident in
this scheme. The presentation convincingly
portrays a variety of scales and spaces, from
the broad contextual presence within otherwise
marginal urban spaces to the intimate detail
of the working laboratory. The scheme offers
a public campus during the day, and at night
a communicating graphic within the city. This
scheme reflects independent thought.
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Davin Smith, Deakin University, Interfacing the Palimpsest
JURY CITATION
This scheme is grand in terms of its masterplan
and typologies. It creates an evocative urban
landscape within the Docklands wilderness,
providing a framework and model for future
development. This arresting presentation carries
its own authority. The scale and power of the
architectural world proposed in the presentation
alludes to the optimisms of Modernity.
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