Built EnvironmentNever Stand Still

Built EnvironmentGraduation Exhibition be.unsw.edu.au/luminocity

is a forum to imagine, test and debate the future of the 21st century city.

For two weeks, events and exhibitions

detailing the visionary work of UNSW

Built Environment students and staff

will ignite the senses and challenge our

understanding of the built environment.

This showcase event is the largest

multi-disciplinary design exhibition of its

kind in Australia, with over 500 students

from across our degrees presenting

their final-year projects. Every few days

a new exhibition of student work from

different BE disciplines will be on show

in a rolling exhibition that will present

fresh and evocative ideas and designs,

bringing you something different to

experience each time you visit.

During the day, UNSW Kensington will

be alight with all the colour, vibrancy

and surging energy of a rolling

exhibition. Join us on one of the many

celebratory nights when the buildings

become the canvas for a high-tech

illumination powered by some of the

creative minds behind Vivid Sydney.

The light show is accentuated with

choreography by Sue Healy and

the UNSW Dance Company.

Throughout LuminoCity, a fixed

exhibit of student work from across

the disciplines will also be on

show. In the spirit of LuminoCity,

the Leading Lights exhibition is

a celebration of the diversity and

interdisciplinary nature of our student

work. Leading Lights demonstrates

the creative expression and technical

precision of our students under the

leadership of a robust, supportive

and highly skilled teaching staff.

Illuminate your thinking on issues

related to the built environment with our

diverse program of events. Celebrate

the launch of LuminoCity and our two

new schools, AGSU and ASA+D, with

a rousing panel discussion in which

UNSW BE poses the question: How

does Sydney simultaneously grow and

preserve its status as one of the most

liveable cities in the world? Joining our

academic luminaries to discuss the

issue will be Immediate Past President

of Planning Institute of Australia NSW,

Ms Sarah Hill, National President of

the Australian Institute of Architects, Mr

Paul Berkemeier and State President

of Australian Institute of Landscape

Architecture, Mr James Grant.

We also invite you to take a trip off

campus with tours that delve into

the history and design of some

of Sydney’s iconic and lesser

known sites, including a Sydney

City Highlights Tour, Landscape

Architecture Twilight Harbour

Tour, and Tour of Riverwood North

which are sure to provide you with

unexpected insights about your city.

But that’s just the beginning.

LuminoCity is a celebration of our

UNSW BE community and includes

activities for alumni, industry

partners and school students as

well. For a full guide to our events

and exhibitions visit the website

at be.unsw.edu.au/luminocity.

Join us as we celebrate brilliant

ideas for the 21st century

city at LuminoCity 2013.

EXHIBITIONS Leading Lights

A selection of luminous student

work from all BE disciplines.

Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 9:00am – 10:00pm, Wednesday & Friday 9:00am – 5:00pm, JG’s cafe (opposite Red Centre building)

Architectural Studies (Metro) Inter-Action

This exhibition will feature proposals

by students from the Bachelor of

Architectural Studies graduate Urban

Studio for a Design Hub located along

the Wynyard section of George Street.

Monday - Tuesday, 9:00am - 10:00pm, Galleries 5 & 6

Master of Architecture [in]tension

Running throughout the first week of

LuminoCity, the exhibition features

work of students completing their

Master of Architecture.

Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 9:00am – 10:00pm, Wednesday, 9:00am – 8:00pm, Gallery (Ground)/Mezzanine/Gallery 1

Friday, 9:00am – 5:00pm, Gallery 1 only

Architectural Studies (Regional) The ‘Glenn Murcutt’ Regional Studio

Exploring a type of architecture that

responds to a specific environment,

students were to design a live-in facility for

both recreation and study that engages

with the physical, psychological and

cultural nature of a specific site.

Thursday, 9:00am - 10:00pm Friday & Saturday, 9:00am - 5:00pm, Gallery 5

Architectural Studies (Honours)

The exhibition will consist of

presentations that explain and illustrate

research undertaken by six students

within the Bachelor of Architectural

Studies Honours program.

Thursday, 9:00am - 10:00pm Friday & Saturday, 9:00am - 5:00pm, Gallery 6

Construction Management & Property

Gain insight into people and process

management within the specific contexts of

building construction, property development,

quantity surveying and facilities management.

Thursday, 9:00am - 10:00pm Friday & Saturday, 9:00am - 5:00pm, Gallery 6

WEEK ONE Monday 18 Nov – Saturday 23 Nov

EVENTSOfficial Opening of LuminoCity & Launch of AGSU & ASA+D

Join us in celebrating the opening of

LuminoCity with a launch of our two new

schools, ASA+D, Australian School of

Architecture and Design, and AGSU,

Australian Graduate School of Urbanism.

Monday, 5:00pm, Keith Burrows Lecture Theatre

Panel Discussion

How does Sydney simultaneously grow

and preserve its status as one of the

most liveable cities in the world?

Panelists include Immediate Past President

of Planning Institute of Australia NSW,

Ms Sarah Hill, National President of the

Australian Institute of Architects, Mr Paul

Berkemeier and State President of Australian

Institute of Landscape Architecture, Mr

James Grant + BE lecturers and researchers.

Monday, 5:00pm, Keith Burrows Lecture Theatre

Digital light projection and live dance performance

The light show will feature a high-tech

illumination of the Built Environment

and surrounding faculties and will be

accompanied by the UNSW dance company,

with choreography by Sue Healey.

Monday, Tuesday & Thursday, 8:30pm, Forecourt of Red Centre Building

Celebration Events (discipline specific)

An opportunity for academics, students and

their family and friends to celebrate and

reflect on their work. Industry welcome.

Master of Architecture, Monday, 6:30pm, Gallery (Ground)/

Mezzanine/Gallery 1

Architectural Studies (Metro), Tuesday, 6:30pm, Galleries 5 & 6

Architectural Studies (Regional), Thursday, 6:30pm, Gallery 5

Architectural Studies (Honours), Thursday, 6:30pm, Gallery 6

Construction Management & Property, Thursday, 6:30pm, Gallery 6

Bus/Walking Tour of City Architectural Highlights

A guided walk through the Sydney CBD,

commencing at Sydney Living Museums

in Macquarie St and winding its way past

key city buildings to the Opera House.

Friday, 2:00pm - 4:30pm, Bus departs from Gate 14 on Barker

Street at 2:00pm or meet at first location

at 2:30pm. Online bookings essential.

ARCHIKIDZ

Children work alongside architects

and architecture students to build

their very own imaginary bridge.

Saturday, 11:00am – 12:30pm, Gallery (Ground). Online bookings essential.

UNSW BE Alumni Reunion

Reconnect with your fellow alumni

and faculty staff at the Built

Environment Alumni Reunion.

Saturday, 2:00pm, JG’s Café

Bus Tour to Riverwood North

Led by Director of Discipline (Planning),

Associate Professor Simon Pinnegar

and Professor of Housing Research

and Policy, Hal Pawson.

Saturday, 3:15pm, Bus departs from Gate 14 on Barker

Street. Online bookings essential.

EXHIBITIONSLeading Lights

A selection of luminous student

work from all BE disciplines.

Monday - Friday, 9:00am – 5:00pm, JG’s cafe (opposite Red Centre building)

Industrial Design emporia

The exhibition will feature the work of

industrial design students. Many have

already been publically recognised

and rewarded for their work.

Monday & Tuesday, 9:00am - 10:00pm, Galleries 5 & 6

Interior Architecture The Third Space

This year’s graduation project is on

the Bondi Pavilion and transforming it

into a new vibrant civic typology, which

benefits Bondi and wider community.

Monday – Thursday, 9:00am - 10:00pm, Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm, Gallery

(Ground)/Mezzanine

Landscape Architecture Emergence

The exhibition showcases a wide

range of ideas for a variety of sites

throughout Gosford City.

Tuesday -Thursday, 9:00am - 10:00pm, Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm, Gallery 1

Planning City Shapers

This exhibition celebrates the research

undertaken by this year’s graduating

planning students. The exhibition captures

the central role this new generation of

young planners will play in shaping planning

debate and practice in the coming years.

Tuesday - Thursday, 9:00am - 10:00pm, Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm, Gallery 1

Architectural Computing

Computers today are a vital part of the

creative environment, gain insight into

the creative application of computer

and digital technologies in design.

Thursday, 9:00am - 10:00pm, Friday, 9:00am - 5:00pm, Galleries 5 & 6

WEEK TWO Monday 25 Nov – Friday 29 Nov

EVENTSLandscape Architecture Twilight Harbour Tour

Learn about the history and design intentions

of the structures around Sydney Harbour over

light refreshments and a stunning sunset.

Monday, 5:00pm - 7:00pm, Boat departs from Circular Quay.

Online bookings essential.

Digital light projection and live dance performance

The light show will feature a high-tech

illumination of the Built Environment

and surrounding faculties and will be

accompanied by the UNSW dance company,

with choreography by Sue Healey.

Monday - Thursday, 8:30pm, Forecourt of Red Centre Building

Celebration Events (discipline specific)

An opportunity for academics,

students and their family and friends

to celebrate and reflect on the years

past at UNSW. Industry welcome.

Interior Architecture, Monday, 6:30pm - 10:00pm,

Gallery (Ground)/Mezzanine

Industrial Design, Tuesday, 6:30pm - 10:00pm, Gallery 5 & 6

Landscape Architecture, Wednesday,

6:30pm - 10:00pm, Gallery 1

Planning, Wednesday, 6:30pm - 10:00pm, Gallery 1

Architectural Computing, Thursday, 6:30pm - 10:00pm, Gallery 5 & 6

Supporters

Built Environment thanks all the donors who support the graduating students’ community fundraising and fundraising events.

MAJOR SUPPORTER

EVENT PARTNERS

SUPPORTERS

Built Environment Alumni

PROGRAM SUPPORTERS

Adobe, AILA NSW Chapter, Ancher Mortlock & Woolley, Andreasens Green, Angelo Candalepas & Associates, Arcadia, ASPECT Studios, Bates Smart, Café Culture, CASF Australia, Clouston Associates, Context Landscape Design, Corporate Culture, Grimshaw, HASSELL, KE-ZU, Kimbeny, King Furniture, Manyo Design, Marblo, NSW Architects Registration Board, Oculus, OzCAD/Vectorworks, Redgen Mathieson, ResMed, Sam Crawford Architects, SJB Interior Design, Spackman Mossop and Michaels, Street Furniture, TKD Architects, Top3.