Itten X Aēsop
Initial collage showcasing the synergy between Swiss Colour theorist Johannes Itten and Melbourne’s health and beauty franchise Aēsop. The bold contrasting colours of Itten’s art works complements the colour scheme used by Aēsop.
Aēsop X Itten
Window design grounded by the principles and theories of Swiss Painter and Colour theorist Johannes Itten designed for Aēsop’s stores.
Axonometric Study
Site study diagram of Golden Mile Complex The intention for the structure was to create a lively environment and a vertical city in contrast to the homogenized cities. Golden Mile Complex comes from the concepts of the Linear Cities of architect Le Corbusier.
Impressions
Artistic impression of envisioned design concept of play space located in Golden Mile Complex.
Play Space Perspective (East Lobby)
A new play space located in the Golden Mile Complex, focusing on the effects of light and shadow where sun shades rotate anti-clock wise throughout the day.
Play Space Perspective (West Lobby)
The play space focuses on generating a space that caters for relaxation enabling users of the space to experience Live, Work and Play in the same building.
Reclaiming Spaces
Typical shop in Golden Mile Complex where shop spills out beyond boundaries while the tenant place make shift markers defining their own boundaries. A lawless spillage of shops creating a reclamation of space demonstrates The Right to the City concept developed by French sociologist Henri Lefebvre in 1968.
Accentuated Pipelines
Unique pipelines that forms character, identity and uniqueness to the Golden Mile Complex.
Unique Characteristics
The image shows shops spilling out of their de-marketed zones and unique floor tile patterns in relation to the accentuated pipelines across the atrium of the Golden Mile Complex.
Lawlessness
The image shows the plan in relation to the pipes added years after original construction running above unique floor tile patterns that cover the ground floor. Further demonstrating how shops spill out.