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Spatial Attraction.
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Casa de la Memoria Museum – Specs
Architects: Juan David Botero
Location: Cl. 51 #36-66, Medellín, Antioquia, Colombia
Area: 21000.0 m2
Project Year: 2011
Photography: Isaac Ramírez Marín
Van Gogh Museum – Specs
Architects: Hans van Heeswijk Architects
Location: Museumplein 6, 1071 DJ Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Area: 15175.0 sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Ronald Tilleman, Luuk Kramer
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Katsumata Centre – Specs
Architects: James Deans & Associates
Location: Bell Post Hill, Geelong, Australia
Project Architects: James Deans, Mike Nowson
Project Year: 2011
Photographs: Courtesy of James Deans & Associates
Hamer Hall – Specs
Architects: ARM Architecture
Location: Southbank VIC 3006 Australia
Project Year: 2012
Photographs: John Gollings, Peter Bennetts
Hamer Hall – Content
The underlying ideas behind the design come from the strength of the conflicting thematics by Roy Grounds and John Truscott. Our commission comprised a review of the master plan for the whole of the Arts Centre precinct its relationship to greater Southbank. Our mission, gradually refined through conflicts and agreements with the various client participants was to open up Hamer Hall, integrating it with the river and make it a 21st Century venue. Underlying our job was to repair its standing as a major civic building. The building represents two artistic discourses in Melbourne: the architectural story of the castle and the mine: the theatrical story of the palace and the cave of jewels. We took these two narratives, reinterpreted them and added our own voice to the story of Hamer Hall. The new riverside section is inspired by a new geometry.