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is a modular pneumatic structure that transforms dynamically in response to socio-physical context, built as part of the Computational Environments studio at UTS.
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The TADA Manifesto
is a concept generator with 99 statements that explore the extreme possibilities of the TADA site in Taiwan.
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Tokyo Mobility
project was exhibited at the 1st International Architecture Biennale, Rotterdam. Mobility in Tokyo is an integral part of popular culture.
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States of Convergence
is a short film envisioning Sydney in 2050, in which all urban matter is informatic and increasingly autonomous.
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Neo Tokyo / Neo New York.
Five hours, two crowds, two cities, distanced by 10,000 kms and 11 hours daylight: the Neo city rose from the void.
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Lightscape Coding
project takes mobile input from users to analyse and extract the hidden patterns within Tokyo's complex nightscape.
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Urban Typhoon
Workshop in Shimokitazawa created alternative proposals and media testimonies to this unique area currently under threat by a huge road plan.
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Plastoscene
streetwear label. Partners: Rebecca Chow + Joanne Jakovich. Models: Monika, Lee, Heiu, Caitlin. 1996-1998
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GlobalEd
is an online (global) editing suite for the members of the Trading Places Network, and is where Loose Maneuvers was born.
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Naked Communication
was a project to dissolve international communication barriers using an analogy of the Japanese hot bath.
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Trivet Fields
is an installation of interlocking modules that host sensors and audio-illuminate displays that respond to interaction with visitors over time.
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ORB
is an urban organ, spawning structures as participants upload photos. Hosted in Tokyo by 'Soft' and simultaneously in New York.
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Pixel.Nest
is a lightweight visual projection pavilion that travels to cities catalysing international design events and exchange
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Loose Maneuvers
is an atlas for nomadic urbanists with projects on psychogeography, digital urbanism & the genericity.
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Image of the City
asks people in Shanghai, Toronto, Tokyo, New York and Seoul to represent their subjective image of another city.
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Urban Islands
are post-industrial urban ruins. Cross disciplinary creativity, experimental tactics and broad based participation are needed to inject these places with life.
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Freestyle Dystopia
is a vehicle for exercising the urbanist's ego. Kashiwa in Japan is the subject city and the year is 2052.
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Sonic Tai Chi
is an interactive soundspace in which a colony of autonomous creatures can be activated or destroyed using gesture.
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ReflexCity
is an exploration of the 1500% city. It is a computational spatial machine for generating configurations of multidimensional urban form.
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Trading Places
is a global network of students of the city. We study the city using psycho-geography, urbanology & online collaboration.
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veloCITY
encapsulates the newest ideas in art and technology in the graduate design programs at the University of Sydney.
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The Tokyo Code Project
communicates the complexity and ambiguity of Tokyo in dynamic, conceptual representations called 'diagraphics'.
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