Cardboard architecture

NGUNNAWAL COUNTRY.  The design of the space for a future-directed fashion exhibition, a vibrant Think Tank about the challenges that will inspire the next generation of Australian fashion designers, conceived wholly in folded cardboard as zero waste exhibition architecture. The interactive fashion exhibition in the Gallery of Australian Design (GAD), curated by close friend Cate Shaw, was to set into scene selected fashion designs from six design schools in a vibrant Think Tank about the challenges that will inspire the next generation of Australian fashion designers. The message of the show, considerate and sustainable fashion, is reflected in the materiality and construction of the exhibition architecture: folded cardboard assemble... More

Wikkelhouse is a unique modular concept. Individual standard segments can be simply interlinked with hidden connections to form a (holiday) home or office. Fiction Factory, a creative and innovative company in Amsterdam, can make a Wikkelhouse in any desired style.The base of Wikkelhouse is virgin fiber cardboard, which is made from Scandinavian trees. This top-quality cardboard is wrapped around a unique patented house-shaped mould, while environmentally friendly glue is added. This results in a robust sandwich structure with optimal insulation qualities and structural strength. After wrapping the cardboard each segment is covered with a waterproof but breathable foil. This foil makes sure the cardboard doesn’t get drenched during rain whi... More

Kiss is literal: two separate parts, made of the same DNA but layered differently are essentially two unique individuals that when joined together create a stable entity that is more than the sum of its parts. Kiss is a playful vaulted chapel. Kiss gages contrasting identities, it’s made of rough material which generate delicate forms, it is sturdy like an elephant and light like a flamingo. More

Veev's installation, entitled Random-Access Memory Wall, proposes both a critique and a hopeful view of our contemporary culture, where excessive material accumulation has accelerated at an alarming rate. This overload manifests itself in physical accumulation as well as informational oversaturation. "If space-junk is the human debris that litters the universe, junk-space is the residue mankind leaves on the planet. The built product of modernization is not modern architecture but junkspace." Rem Koolhaas "JunkSpace" This installation takes Koolhaas' critique of almost a decade earlier on a different trajectory. A large percentage of our built environment is dedicated to managing, reorganizing and reutilizing material resources. At th... More

The exhibition, which showcases the history of religions in Catalonia, and its relationship to language, and therefore mainly shown by documents and / or books, is divided into six themes, which in turn each of them splits into two. The intention of the project is from the beginning, helping to explain from the spatial arrangement of the exhibition structure, to help as possible as to the full reading of the curatorial discourse. Similarly, and as a starting point for the project, raised the assembly design as a simple project, economic and sustainable. The exhibition is conceived as a succession of uniform containers, reinforcing the curatorial thesis to treat all religions with equivalence, these containers are crossed by a backbone t... More