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290 Walsh Street 290 Walsh Street In the 60s, an invitation to Walsh Street was one of the most coveted invitations in Melbourne. ROBIN BOYD FOUNDATION PARTNERSHIPS We invite you to enjoy a partnership with the Robin Boyd (1919-1971) Robin Boyd Foundation, based at the iconic Boyd is arguably the most influential architect there has been in Australia. He was a public 290 Walsh Street, educator, passionate about good design South Yarra. and devoted his life to creating a wider public understanding of its benefits. Through his writings Boyd inspired Acting as the cultural conscience the general community and through of the nation, Boyd encouraged his architecture became an people to extend their thinking and acknowledged leader in the design expectations beyond ‘the known’ and architectural professions. He was and ‘the given’. He urged people a renowned Victorian architect, author, to reassess and innovate and, most critic, and public educator in the 50s importantly, he led by example. and 60s, a leader in Melbourne’s Modern Architecture movement, Our partnerships give the a visionary in urban design, and opportunity to align with this outspoken on the ‘Australian Identity’. visionary architect’s values which continue today through the work of the Robin Boyd Foundation. From a direct affiliation with our high profile events to our exceptional Walsh Street hospitality, the partnerships present an unparalleled opportunity to connect with an audience who care passionately about the values of good design. The house embodies creativity and the ethos that the creative industry and design can enhance the world in which we live. ROBIN BOYD FOUNDATION PARTNERSHIPS ROBIN BOYD FOUNDATION PARTNERSHIPS About 290 Walsh Street The ‘Walsh St House’, or ‘Boyd House II’ as it is sometimes known, was designed by revered Australian architect Robin Boyd for his own family in 1957. This iconic house exists pretty much The house exemplifies many of the today just as it did whilst the Boyd theories espoused by Robin Boyd family lived here, right down to the in his extensive writings and is an furniture, artwork and books. outstanding and unique example of Furnished with pieces designed by his structural-functional architectural Boyd’s associates, such as Grant type. It clearly displays his theory Featherston and Clement Meadmore. of a single controlling theme, exhibits structural clarity, informality Whilst the house provides a unique in planning, flowing spatial insight into Melbourme’s design arrangements and incorporates leaders of the 50s and 60s, it is not the inventive use of materials, simply a museum house. Today it is detail and built-in furniture. home to the Robin Boyd Foundation and just as it did when guests such Walsh Street is an incubator for as Harold Holt attended, Walsh street design education, and a unique event continues to be a forum to share space, exclusively for our partners; knowledge and discussions on those who recognise and wish to a diverse range of topics. align themselves with the principles of good design. Robin Boyd Foundation Partners benefit from alignment with an iconic, design focussed organisation. The Foundation’s successes and exciting programming keep our partners at the fore of design led discussions. 290 Walsh Street Robin Boyd was renowned for designing spaces which reflected the lifestyles of the occupiers. There can be no better example than in the design of his own family home, the iconic 290 Walsh St. Now home of the Robin Boyd Foundation. Flexible entertaining spaces designed for the Boyd family in the 50’s, have resulted in the house lending itself beautifullly to a variety of community and corporate uses for today and for the future. Bedroom wing and informal Outdoor Private courtyard Upper Lounge area Lower living area lounge area Accommodates up to 60 Accommodates up to 25 for Can seat 50 for lectures, film Robin Boyd Foundation standing and 50 seated for design introduction tours, screenings, presentations and office area (though still music concerts, lectures, meetings, workshops, book indoor musical performances. maintained in original state). workshops etc. launches etc. Seats 22 for formal dinners. Robin Boyd’s iconic family home at 290 Walsh Street, South Yarra, exists pretty much today as it did whilst the Boyd family lived here, right down to the artwork, furniture and books. The house is not simply a museum, but a house to inspire and be shared exclusively by our partners, those who value and are invested in the principles of good design. ROBIN BOYD FOUNDATION PARTNERSHIPS ROBIN BOYD FOUNDATION PARTNERSHIPS The Robin Boyd Foundation Continuing the work and ethos of Robin Boyd through an active, innovative and ongoing series of design focussed public learning programs and events. The Robin Boyd Foundation aims constitution, whose members to deepen understanding of the represent the Boyd family, the Royal benefits of design through: Australian Institute of Architects (Victoria Chapter), the three faculties – Design Awareness of architecture at University of – Design Literacy Melbourne, Deakin University and – Design Advocacy RMIT University, and others with expertise, interest and commitment The Foundation runs a regular program to the advancement of design. of Lectures, Workshops and Seminars throughout the year at Walsh Street. In contrast to a passive ‘heritage The year long programming makes house’ experience, the Foundation a significant contribution to the City typically programs a series of events of Melbourne’s contemporary design and open days with a topical discourse. educational theme linked to Boyd’s design philosophy and practice. Established in January 2005. The The Foundation has become a hub late Hon. Gough Whitlam was the for leading members of Melbourne’s The Foundation champions a design approach Founding Patron of the Foundation. arts and cultural community who to problem solving. Using products from Robin support and engage with our wider It has been established in conjunction community through our programming. with Robin Boyd’s family. It is a Boyd’s life works – not least the Walsh Street separate legal entity, a registered house – to demonstrate the value that can be ‘not-for-profit’ charity with its own generated from good design and to promote its take up across the community. Our Ethics of Architecture series saw eight eminent speakers, all highly regarded for their thoughtfulness and recognised capabilities in their respective fields, reflect and discuss their views and approaches to architecture. ROBIN BOYD FOUNDATION PARTNERSHIPS Walsh Street offers a unique hospitality experience, only enjoyed by our partners Foundation Partnerships We invite you to begin a new partnership with the Robin Boyd Foundation, not only to align yourself with our objectives but to open up to a host of benefits. Positive brand alignment Building awareness and giving Our partnerships are not just about back to the community making a donation. We aim to develop Robin Boyd was a public educator. a relationship that is mutually beneficial He was passionate about good design for both organisations. We offer and devoted his life to creating a wider several advantages, not least being public understanding of its benefits. that your alignment with us, Acting as the cultural conscience showcases to the wider community of the nation, Boyd encouraged and to staff, that your organisation people to extend their thinking and has a commitment to the value of expectations beyond ‘the known’ good design. and ‘the given’. He urged people to reassess and innovate and, most Access to a loyal, design invested importantly, he led by example. By and educated audience forming a partnership with the Robin With access to our network, we can Boyd Foundation, together we help you to reach an audience who are continue the ethos of Robin Boyd. passionate about the values of good design. When you sponsor an event, Exceptional and unique exhibition or programme through the hospitality experiences Robin Boyd Foundation, you will Complimentary uses of Walsh benefit from a full online and offline Street for client and staff meetings, marketing campaign. presentations, seminars, workshops and dinners. There are several levels of partnership which are detailed on page at the end of this document. ROBIN BOYD FOUNDATION PARTNERSHIPS Walsh Street hospitality Robin Boyd was renowned for designing spaces to fit the lifestyle of the occupants. This is exemplified through Walsh Street, which epitomises the social life of the Boyds. Hosting events the value of good design and the Not only does this iconic house influence of Robin Boyd. Thus leave visitors spellbound with setting the tone of intellectual its aesthetic, it also offers a range discussion for your event. of flexibility through the unique configuration of its spaces. The open air courtyard The internal courtyard enhances Dining the creative ambiance of any A collaboration between Cutler & Co. performance. With the capacity and The Robin Boyd Foundation see’s to seat 60, a unique event can be Andrew McConnell’s acclaimed food tailored to requirements. whether served in our spectacular residence. it be a Corporate event, a music The house can accommodate up to performance, product launch or film 20 guests for a dinner or or around 50 screening, Walsh Street is a special guests for a cocktail style event. The and highly exclusive venue, that complete Cutler & Co. experience is clients and guests don’t forget. offered with chefs and wait staff from the restaurant at hand to create Main living space For the leading members of Melbourne’s arts an unforgettable experience. This space has been host to and cultural community Walsh Street was workshops, lectures, film screenings, Cocktail lounge staff planning days and more. The area and continues to be a special place to meet, Our upstairs cocktail lounge gives can be configured to accommodate a beautiful flow to any event. On 50 seated guests or can be used discuss and dine.
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