The publication is a representation of the 2015 Summer Architecture Commission by
John Wardle Architects at NGV International. Utilising the same materials as the structure itself — including a cover made of translucent polypropylene sheets, bound with Chicago Screws — reflects it’s construction as well as it’s temporary existence. French-folded pages with coloured internals are reminiscent of the origami-like folded sheets of
the canopy.
John Wardle Architects at NGV International. Utilising the same materials as the structure itself — including a cover made of translucent polypropylene sheets, bound with Chicago Screws — reflects it’s construction as well as it’s temporary existence. French-folded pages with coloured internals are reminiscent of the origami-like folded sheets of
the canopy.
The content of the publication forms part of a transposed speech, that discuses the creative ways in which we can both maintain and rethink recreational spaces within Melbourne — linking to the structure’s purpose as host to live music performances, panel talks, and various recreational activities.
