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RMIT Architecture Graduating Projects 2019-2022

Vivian Mitsogianni, Tom Muratore, John Doyle , Amy Muir

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Actar Publishers
24 September 2024

Architecture; Yearbooks, annuals, almanacs; Teaching of a specific subject

RMIT Architecture is interested in ideas-led venturous design exploration that aspires to contribute to the future of our discipline and an increasingly complex world.

This publication contains a selection of RMIT Master of Architecture independent graduating projects from seven semesters between 2019 and 2022. It seeks to capture the ideas, pre-occupations, motivations and propositions of this cohort of architectural designers who are searching for new ideas and possibilities through design and by designing.

RMIT Architecture is interested in ideas-led venturous design exploration that aspires to contribute to the future of our discipline and an increasingly complex world. Architecture schools should be concerned with experimentation that challenges the orthodoxies of the discipline, as well as our underlying assumptions about what architecture is and what it should do next. Architecture schools should point towards possible futures not yet evident within existing understandings of the discipline or the profession. The significant challenges of our time are wicked problems, which require new ideas and transdisciplinary approaches. Architects need to find ways to contribute, be effective and have agency in situations in which architecture

in its expanded definition

is often considered to be a peripheral contributor.

Edited by: Vivian Mitsogianni, Tom Muratore, John Doyle, Amy Muir, Mietta Mullaly
Imprint: Actar Publishers
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 208mm, Width: 279mm,
ISBN: 9781638401285
ISBN 10: 1638401284
Pages: 320
Publication Date: 24 September 2024
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Professor Vivian Mitsogianni (Architect ARBV) is Dean of the School of Architecture & Urban Design, RMIT University, Melbourne. Vivian was the Associate Dean and Head of RMIT Architecture (2013-2022) and is a partner in M@ STUDIO Architects. Tom Muratore (Architect ARBV) an Associate Lecturer at RMIT Architecture in the School of Architecture & Urban Design, RMIT University, Melbourne. Dr John Doyle (Architect ARBV) is Associate Dean and Head of RMIT Architecture in the School of Architecture & Urban Design, RMIT University, Melbourne. John was the Master of Architecture Program Manager (2013-2022). John is a partner at Common. Amy Muir (Architect ARBV) is a Lecturer and the Master of Architecture Major Project Coordinator (2019-) at RMIT Architecture in the School of Architecture & Urban Design, RMIT University, Melbourne. Amy is director of MUIR Arhcitecture. Mietta Mullaly completed the RMIT Master of Architecture Major Project in Semester 1, 2021. Liam Oxlade completed the RMIT Master of Architecture Major Project in Semester 2, 2020.