Amaia Sanchez-Velasco
Small Scale, Cultural & Civic
NGV Architecture Commission 2022
Stage
CURRENT
COMPLETE
Introduction
Each year, multidisciplinary design teams are invited to activate the Grollo Equiset Garden at NGV International with an engaging temporary structure or installation.
This is a two-stage design competition open to multidisciplinary design teams that include a registered architect. Teams can include Australian and international members and may bring together various design and broader creative disciplines to propose a project that explores new terrain for an architecture commission.
The ambition of the Commission is to offer an opportunity for architecture and design to be enacted and experienced in their broadest sense. To this end, the Commission encourages proposals that are thought-provoking, issues-led, relevant and resonant and that can facilitate or instigate conversations, dialogue, immersion or reflection. Design proposals are invited to explore various trajectories including (but not limited to) a space to celebrate culture, an experimental work of speculative architecture, an exploration of possible futures, an investigation into ecology, a landscape intervention, a sensorial environment, a place designed for playful interaction, or an immersive space for rest.
Winning Design
Details
State
Victoria
Country
Wurundjeri Country
Client
National Gallery of Victoria
Project type
TWO-STAGE DESIGN
Competition Winners
Adam Newman and Kelvin Tsang
Jury (titles at time of engagement)
Don Heron
● Assistant Director, Exhibitions Management and Design, NGV
Linda Cheng
● Editor, ArchitectureAU
Mel Dodd
● Head of Department Architect, Monash University
Michael Banney
● Director, M3
Rachel Nolan