Whitney

Render of an Art Gallery designed from the 'Weeping Woman' NGV Scandal in 1986. This design was based off a weekly task where a security room was connected to a art gallery.

This work was designed to mimic how gossip travels visually, verbally, and aurally. The concept is represented through how perforated bricks on the facade mimic eyes and mouths.

This was a proposed way the entrance of the tennis club would work, where over the years the gossip of the Kooyong Tennis Club ruined the reputation of the upper class and makes them appear less intimidating. The perforated bricks on the facade are replaced with glass blocks to represent the way the privacy of the rich is exposed.

This saloon is based on Mike Parr who was involved in a scandal in the art community last year where he was dropped from his 36-year long collaboration with Anna Schwartz. I based the design off of a Jazz club with curtains everywhere so Parr is able to conspire with the workers of the tennis club and bring down the downfall of its members.

This render was based off of the atmosphere of a Jazz Club and is taken from the perspective of the workers whoa re conspiring to take down the members of the Kooyong Tennis Club- which is the most elite tennis club in Australia.

This was a site axonometric of the site and the programs which I designed throughout the semester are highlighted in yellow.