I now know what it's like to live in a jukebox: February 2015

Friday, 20 February 2015

Lyons Architecture, Medical Science 2 Building (MS2), The School of Medicine The University of Tasmania (UTAS), Hobart, Australia

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In a nutshell......

The resulting spider webs after five back to back rounds of the Starbucks challenge, overlayed on a somewhat Brutalist substratum.

The Medical Science 2 Building part of The School of Medicine at The University of Tasmania [link] was designed by Lyons Architecture [link] located in Hobart, Australia. MS2 was completed in 2014.

Tuesday, 17 February 2015

Lyons Architecture in association with Hassell, 41X, The Australian Institute of Architects, Melbourne, Australia

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In a nutshell.....

Like a elongated hedgehog with a quasi big croc eating a small croc motif on the side.

The new home of the Victorian Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects (AIA) 41X was designed by Lyons Architecture [link] in association with Hassell [link] and located at 41 Exhibition St (hence the edgy abbreviation), Melbourne, Australia. Work was completed in 2014.