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BOUNCING BACK The Role of Design and Making in Understanding and Dealing with AdversityGlenda Caldwell + Lindy Osborne | School of Design, Creative Industries Faculty, QUT

QueenslandFloodsJanuary 2011

Tesseract ‘Facing the Floods’ Design CompetitionFebruary 2011

4th Year Architectural Design ProjectFebruary 2011

2nd YearArchitecturalDesign ProjectJune 2011

Bouncing Back:Resilient Designfor Brisbane ExhibitionJuly 2011

Industry PartnershipsJuly 2011

Political PartnershipsJuly 2011

Academic CollaborationJuly 2011

Emergency ShelterBuild + Exhibition,SydneyAug-September 2011

Bouncing BackExhibition +Workshop@ ‘Homegrown’, South BankJuly 2011

Bouncing BackExhibition@ QUT LibraryJuly 2011

Sydney ArchitectureFestivalOctober 2011

Bouncing Back Paper:AASA Conference,Deakin University, GeelongSeptember 2011

2012: The Student Experiencethrough Design and

Making

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Bouncing BackDocumentaryFebruary 2012

RAIA Conference,Brisbane -DocumentaryScreeningMay 2012

Brisbane InDesign,Brisbane -DocumentaryScreeningMay 2012

World Conference onDesign, Arts andEducation, Turkey -including aJournal PublicationMay 2012

2011: The Role of Design in Facilitating Studentsto Understand and Deal

with Adversity

Emergency ShelterExhibition,Brisbane - Documentary ScreeningJuly 2012

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WoodfordFolk Festival,Woodford - Documentary ScreeningDecember 2012

Emergency ShelterExhibition,Melbourne or Perth? 2013

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Research ActivityThe Bouncing Back research project started as a response to the Queensland Floods of January 2011, and initially provided an opportunity for stu-dents to consider the importance of Flood Respon-sive Design as a part of their core curriculum design units.

The project developed and morphed throughout the year, resulting in several Exhibitions of student work and the physical construction of an Emergency Shelter [Modulo] by 10 Architecture Students, at Customs House in Circular Quay, Sydney. The Modulo Shelter was designed by our Industry Part-ner, John Tuxworth - Director of BeCollective. In addition to this, we have also presented an Aca-demic Paper at the AASA 2011 conference, in Gee-long.

The current phase of this project is the produc-tion of a Documentary on the student experience throughout the Bouncing Back research project. The targeted audience will by members of the Bris-bane design and construction industries, in addi-tion to the general public, at the opening of the Emergency Shelter Exhibition in Brisbane, July 2012.

Throughout Bouncing Back research project, we have examined the Role of Design and Making, in Understanding and Dealing with Adversity. The an-ticipated impact of this research will be Commu-nity Engagement with the School of Design’s emerg-ing research into Humanitarian and Sustainable

Design for Adverse Conditions.

Research Output to DateCaldwell, G., & Osborne, L. (2011) Bouncing Back: Resilient design for Brisbane. Curated exhibition book of student work, 22 - 29 July 2011, Fortitude Valley, QLD [Creative Work].

Caldwell, G., & Osborne, L. (2011) Bouncing Back: The role of design in facilitating students to un-derstand and deal with adversity. In 2011 Interna-tional Conference of the Association of Architec-ture Schools of Australasia (AASA), 18 -21 Septem-ber 2011, Deakin University, Geelong, VIC.