Drawing On: Architecture Design Research launched on 3rd October, 2019. It presents work from selected contributions to the first Annual Design Research Conference, held in Sydney in September 2018. This partial, representative survey of Australasian architectural research by design practices offered authors an opportunity to further inquiries first presented at that event. These inquiries question established categorisations of design research, framing issues which inevitably converge around representation, and articulated through a range of media. The issue puts forward the idea that working by or through design already entails knowledge of and research into and for design.


Editors
Dorian Wiszniewski, Konstantinos Avramidis, Sophia Banou, Chris French, Piotr Lesniak, Maria Mitsoula




Drawing On:
Architecture Design Research


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Introduction: Architecture Design Research
Dorian Wiszniewski & Chris French

Megalomaniacal Plans, Rachel Hurst A Million Hours of Plans: Stage 1_Drawing 1 (detail) A Million Hours of Plans: Stage 1_Drawing 2 (detail) A Million Hours of Plans: Stage 1_Drawing 3 (detail) A Million Hours of Plans: Stage 1_Drawings 1-3 Compiled (detail) A Million Hours of Plans: Stage 2_Drawing 3 (1946-1992) (detail) Million Hours: Drawing 1 (1878-1923) and Painting 1 (detail) Million Hours: Drawing 2 (1924-1945) and Painting 2 (detail) Million Hours: Drawing 3 (1946-1992) and Painting 3 (detail) A Million Hours of Plans_Stage 2: Painting Study (detail) A Million Hours of Plans_Stage 2: Painting Study (detail) A Million Hours of Plans_Stage 2: Paintings 1-3 (1878-1923, 1924-1945, 1946-1992) Megalomaniacal Plans: Conversations across 236 years (layers) Megalomaniacal Plans: Conversations across 236 years (layers) Megalomaniacal Plans: Conversations across 236 years (layers) Megalomaniacal Plans: Conversations across 236 years (compiled) Megalomaniacal Plans: Conversations across 236 years. Visualization of installation, MONA Megalomaniacal Plans: Exploiting time and Transparency_Boillée's error (detail) Megalomaniacal Plans: Exploiting time and Transparency_Boillée's error (detail)
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Canyon, Simon Twose, Jules Moloney & Lawrence Harvey Canyon Installation, Palazzo Bembo, XVI Venice Biennale. 3D VR capture, video still VR Navigation of Presence Drawings. Video still Canyon Installation. Nodes within VR drawing space, 'Contour' video Canyon Installation. Nodes within VR drawing space, 'Smudge' video Canyon Installation. Nodes within VR drawing space, 'Space' video
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Canyon
Simon Twose, Jules Moloney & Lawrence Harvey
Utterances of Everyday Life, Ainslie Murray Everyday Life, 2018. Installation. Silvershot Photography MAKE KNOWN Everyday Life, 2018. HD video still Everyday Life, 2018. HD video still Everyday Life, 2018. HD video still Everyday Life, 2018. HD video still Everyday Life, 2018. HD video still Everyday Life, 2018. Installation Everyday Life, 2018. Installation. Photograph: Alex Wisser
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Finding Byaduk
Chuan Khoo
Hot and Wet, Erik L'Heureux A Typological Big Roof. Pasar Johar, Semarang, Indonesia Channeling Dense Javanese Air. Pasar Johar, Semarang, Indonesia Amorphous Thresholds. Pasar Johar, Semarang, Indonesia The Mediums of Atmosphere, Rain, Air and Breeze. International Trade Fair, Accra, Ghana Cantilevered Rain Spouts. International Trade Fair, Accra, Ghana An Opaque Envelope. Sequis Centre, Jakarta, Indonesia Parabolic Fibre-Reinforced Concrete Panels. Sequis Centre, Jakarta, Indonesia An Assemblage of the Pointed and Pitched Roof. Sequis Centre, Jakarta, Indonesia A Vaulted Double-Skin Roof. Golconde Dormitory, Pondicherry, India In Precise Alignment to the Tropical Sun-path. Golconde Dormitory, Pondicherry, India A Continuous Deep Envelope in Section. A Simple Factory Building, Singapore The Unfolded Elevation. A Simple Factory Building, Singapore An Anamorphic Elevation. A Simple Factory Building, Singapore Façade Pattern on North-East Elevation. A Simple Factory Building, Singapore. Photograph: Kenneth Choo, 2013 A Hut set within the Urban Jungle. Hut House, Singapore The Rippling Configuration of the Wall Panels. Hut House, Singapore. Photograph: Khoo Guo Jie, 2015 A Camouflaging Envelope. Hut House, Singapore. Photograph: Khoo Guo Jie, 2015 A Calibrator of Atmospheres and Views. Sterescopic House, Singapore A Unifying and Continuous Big Roof. Stereoscopic House, Singapore. Photograph: Daniel Sheriff, 2012 Internal Atmospheres. Stereoscopic House, Singapore A Section-driven Design. A Simple Terrace House, Singapore A Porous Continuous Aluminium Screen. A Simple Terrace House, Singapore. Photograph: Kevin Scott, 2017 The Equatorial Atmosphere as Foreground. A Simple Terrace House, Singapore. Photograph: Kevin Scott, 2017 Hot and Wet. Architectures of the Equator
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Hot and Wet
Erik L’Heureux

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New Geographies of Violence, Jorge Valiente, Amaia Sanchez Velasco, Gonzalo Valiente The Plant. Installation, Wagga Wagga Art Gallery, Wagga Wagga, NSW. Merino Chairs. Set Up Merino Chairs. Grazing Margarita. Open (detail) Margarita. Closed (carrying the Merino Chairs) Valparaiso Post-liberal. Installation Valparaiso Post-liberal. Post-liberal postcard-mural Valparaiso Post-liberal. Post-liberal Nightclub Atmospheres Valparaiso Post-liberal. Bulleted Bureaucratic Desk on Reflective Floor
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New Geographies of Violence
Jorge Valiente, Amaia Sanchez-Velasco & Gonzalo Valiente
Mobile Cinema for the Event Studio 'Here Now, Re-Imagining New Lynn'. Auckland Heritage Festival, 2013. Photograph: Amy Yalland Fieldwork at Te Whau River in New Lynn, Tamaki Makaurau Aukland. Part of the Muddy Urbanism Lab. Photograph: Esther Mecredy The Whau River acts as a pylon corridor. The Muddy Urbanism Lab questioned the mono-functionality of the pylons. Whau River in Tamaki Makaurau Auckland. Photograph: Zee Shake Lee Investigating Te Whau River students recognise the potential of the river providing a route for locals away from arterial roads. Photograph: Esther Mecredy Fenced boundaries generate interstitial 'No Man's Land' spaces on the banks of the upper Te Whau River, Makaurau Auckland. Photograph: Antonia Lapwood Muddy Urbanism Workshop, diagramming the potential of interstitial spaces in river-side neighbourhoods. Antonia Lapwood and Raimana Jones 'Doof Doof' Project by Frances Cooper, Seth Munn and Jordan Saunders for the 'Transformers' Event Studio. Auckland Architecture Week, 2009. Photograph: Frances Cooper The collected projects in the Event Studio 'Skyrise City' made a one-night-only city. Auckland Architecture Week, 2010. Photograph: the University of Auckland Installing 'Skyrise City' students act as site managers and logistics experts, as well as being the construction team. Auckland Architecture Week, 2010. Photograph: the University of Auckland Students assembling their flat-pack mobile architecture for the FESTA Event Studio, 2018. Series parts strung together along elastic bungees generate an 8m long friendly, mobile, glowing 'slug'. Photograph: Kathy Waghorn For Event Studios the 'sexy render' has limited value, while the packing diagram is gold Students with wearable furniture for the FESTA Event Studio, 2018. Unpacked these become festival tables and stools for mobile deployment and communal use. Photograph: Kathy Waghorn Wearable Table at FESTA Event Studio, 2018. With four 'bibs' the circular table relies on communal use. Photograph: Kathy Waghorn Tent Assembly of a student project for the Rugby World Cup Fan Trail. Event Studio led by Mike Davis, Auckland, 2011. Photograph: Sou Muy Ly
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The City as a School
Kathy Waghorn & Nick Sargent


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