1. E+C 01.05.09 BUILT PEDAGOGY

Issues surrounding architecture are At the same time a true education in culture and the culture of the world. often discussed in the public realm design, an enlightened pedagogy of The job of the architect is to design and are certainly legitimate subjects architecture; makes the student feel the structure which can give shape to for debate. Everyone understands how that he is part of a tradition of the environment and which will create a particular building (such as Utzon’s learning; that she can find in herself a dynamic pedagogy, to create a Opera House) can transform a city and through the education she undergoes building where there is a truly creative transfigure it in the public eye. that she is also in touch with history. interplay between teacher and student. Intuitively we know that the sum total Buildings make possible the goal of of a work of architecture is more than pedagogy not only when they provide Everyone knows how a new building a matter of expressive form or the an appropriate setting for aspiration for a Faculty of Architecture, Building mere application of technology and and memory but also by being an and Planning can fulfill its obvious expenditure of budgets. active stimulus to the individual’s practical functions but what we need imagination. Architecture, in the form is for the building, while doing this, to Architectural design involves more of a significantly designed building, soothe the mind and satisfy the than material and pragmatic literally provides a space where the imagination, so that the researcher’s considerations; it engages both the young imagination can thrive - and teacher’s role will be made much aspirations of society, as well as the where it can assent or dissent, allow easier by providing an exemplary dreams of the individual students and itself to be influenced and go on to do environment. A teacher should have a their sense of how the culture they are otherwise. particular setting in which to explore part of can be memorialized and professional and artistic practice. A enriched; how it can be envisioned. A serious piece of architecture is an setting which is a constant reminder answer to the question of cultural of how professional responsibility and When pedagogy succeeds, it awakens identity. A dynamic and considered artistic imagination can realize what is the student’s sense of his or her own pedagogy has to address the same possible; a constant subliminal goals (their hopes and dreams and the concerns. Both activities provide reminder that the life of the mind necessity of working in a coherent way provisional answers to the question of amounts to something; in other words to achieve them). where we stand in relation to our own an affirmation of pedagogy. 2. E+C 01.05.09 R.M.I.T BUILDING 8

1. 3. E+C 01.05.09 DESIGN & AWARDS WON BY BUILDING 8 ● AWARDAW WINNER, CITY OF RESEARCH BUBUILDINGI AND PLANNING AWARDS, 1995 ● AIA,AIA VICTORIAN ARCHITECTURE MEDAL, 1995

STUDIOS ● AIA,AIA AWARD OF MERIT, INSTITUTIONAL ALALTERATIONST AND EXTENTIONS, 1995

This office’s experience ● AIA,AIA WALTER BURLEY GRIFFIN NATIONAL AWARD suggests that studio and FFOROR URBAN DESIGN, 1995 classroom design is best In 1995 Building 8 won every professional design undertaken by those who teach awardaw available in this country. For two years its imageim was to be seen on posters at bus stops and rail in them. Advanced theories of stationsst throughout Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, design for these spaces all too announcingan RMIT’s new direction. It was widely often fall short of the practical publishedpu in Europe and Japan. realities of teaching. EdmondEd and Corrigan Pty. Ltd believe that they can providepr a new building for the Faculty of Architecture, The design of teaching and BuildingBu and Planning at Melbourne University, of this significance.sig learning spaces is often unreasonably burdened with BUILDING 8 ACADEMIC LEVELS expectations for IT technology RESEARCHRESE AND INNOVATION PORTFOLIO 5 and spatial flexibility. These are ResearchRese Lounge 5 now facts of life which, raise COLLEGECOLL OF DESIGN AND SOCIAL CONTEXT expectations for interactive and ● OfOfficefi of Pro Vice-Chancellor 8 experiential learning, of course ● AuAudiod Visual Technical Services 7 much education will occur over ● IT SServices : Workshop and Laboratories 7 laptops in the break out spaces SCHOOLSCHO OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN and lounges, through ● AArchitecturerc 12 ● IInteriornte Design 11 conversations in corridors and ● LLandscapean Architecture 11 lift lobbies, or at tram stops and ● FasFashion 10 bicycle racks. Inspiration is SCHOOLSCHO OF GLOBAL STUDIES, SOCIAL SCIENCE endless. ANDAND PLANNING ● SSchoolch of Mathematical and Geospatial Sciences 9 ● EEnvironmentnv and Planning 7 The mysterious underwater ● SSocialoc Work 7 nooks and crannies to be found ● PPostgraduateos Lounge 6 in and around shipwrecks SCHOOLSCHO OF PROPERTY, CONSTRUCTION AND 8 encourage the protection and PROJECTPROJ MANAGEMENT breeding of fish species. This AECMAECM MICROTECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS CENTRE might be provide alternative ● CComputerom Laboratories 7, 11 ● AcAccessc Grid Room 9 spatial model for an educational ● CConferenceon Rooms 8 pgprogram. RMITRMIT SWANSTON LIBRARY 5

TOILETSTOILE + SHOWERS + DISABLED, WC’S 5,6,7,8,9,10, 11,12

BABYBABY CHANGE ROOMS 2, 5

BuildingB 8 houses the above schools. ItsIts total footprint is twice the area of the proposedpr project.

V.C.A DRAMA SCHOOL For 15 months during the completion of the design and documentation stages of Building 8, MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY Dr. Phillip Goad was the project architect. 4. E+C 01.05.09 THE LIVING BUILDING

The urgency of the problem of in the building project. For climate change has propelled the example, in the case of an architecture profession toward institutional client, natural more environmentally responsible daylight penetration would be practices. From the proliferation of integrated into an artificial lighting sustainability consultants and system and light sensor green design firms to the adoption automation would be a given. of energy building codes and Automated sun shading can be certification, a wide range of applicable while solar hot water, ACADEMIC CENTRE NEWMAN COLLEGE sustainable objectives and recycled water, and photovoltaic MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY methods have been embrassed by cells are standard design In this building air condition was the profession, reshaping the components. not acceptable so air was practice and products of circulated through a thermal architecture. In simple typological terms, a chimney (exhaust fans on roof and cold water tanks in basement). It is long narrow building lends itself of concrete construction An integrated approach in terms of more readily to E.S.D. design throughout with solar controls to sustainable energy to the practice and modification, but a design the north facades. of building design is nowadays a school might be denser in form. given, as is the need for disability This might lend itself to thermal access and increased security. chimneys that draw heated or pre-cooled air from a basement All parties now require energy system. efficiencies through the construction phase and against Within the industry E.S.D. design ongoing costs that the future life of responsibility presupposes a buildings will occasion. passive design strategies renewable energy and material In this office a specialist E.S.D. sources and choices. consultant is retained at the concept design stage. The design intention is to promote long term well being in a This is to ensure the necessary changing cultural landscape. standards of energy sustainability 5. E+C CAPABILITY AND PROCESS 01.05.09

Trading History studies and project brief development, as well as full or Details partial standard architectural services. The office has been operating successfully for thirty years and Name: Edmond & Corrigan Pty. Ltd. has received both local and international recognition for an Documentation and Management Address: 46 Little La Trobe Street innovative body of work. Melbourne 3000 Thorough management models have been developed over Phone: 03 9662 2651 The distinctive character of this architectural practice lies in the years of practice. It is a truismto say that the success of a Fax: 03 9663 3549 firm’s wide experience and design skills; there is a preference building project depends upon communication between Email: [email protected] for individual architectural solutions with an emphasis on architect and client. Clear and effective collaboration and limited budgets. co-operation is required between the two parties. Face to Directors face meetings with clients engender trust and ownership of The two Directors, Maggie Edmond and take the project. Name: Maggie Edmond responsibility for management and design respectively. Over Status: Director Management the years the firm has maintained steady and successful Meetings enable clients to make informed decisions that Qualifications: B.Arch (Melb) L.F.R.A.I.A. growth. educate them in the building and construction process. Senior Counsellor RAIA (Vic) Meetings are also required to expedite business and keep Registered architect (VIC) No. 12615 In 2003 Mr. Corrigan received the National Institute’s Gold the project moving. Momentum is important. A building Medal for his contribution to architectural theory through built project requires prompt reporting and strict accountability. Name: Peter Corrigan A.M. form. In 2008 the Australian Government awarded Mr. Corrigan Status: Director Design an Order of Australia for his contribution to architecture. Models and hand drawings are used extensively in this office, Qualifications: B.Arch (Melb), M.E.D. (Yale) Hon. though each staff member has a computer networked to a PhD (RMIT) L.F.R.A.I.A. Design Approach central server and Internet. Colour printers are shared. Registered architect (VIC) No. 12159

In today’s combative commodity market place this office has A weekly system of in-house meetings (quality checks) is the References Tel. No. pursued a policy that matches programmatic needs to inventive means by which projects are managed. The Directors in this solutions with a local resonance. office are ‘hands-on’. They work together through the ● (Rev) W.J Uren S.J. (03) 9347 5577 duration of a project, to guarantee both continuity and prompt Rector Newman College Nowadays; issues such as Heritage concerns, E.S.D. client contact. This office has frequently with success worked opportunities, permit campaigns and budget limitations are within project management structures. It uses coordinated ● Mr. Terry King (03) 9925 5071 taken for granted. computer communication to build a set of documents and Manager, Projects confirm project decision making. Property Services, RMIT University This office aims to provide our clients with a sense of ownership of their buildings; to this end we use 3D card or Banking and Insurance ● Brian Hardy (03) 9665 4286 balsa models rather than computer renderings for client This information would be supplied upon request. Property Officer M.M.F.B discussions. We find careful preplanning always pays Major Construction Projects dividends. Our experience has been that cautious cost Documentation Metropolitan Fire & Emergency Services Board management is integral to successful design results. Client constraints require more design effort. We place particular This office would nominate a companion architectural firm to emphasis on the close examination of cost plans to highlight carry out documentation upon completion of Stage 1. risk and potential savings. Research into structural and Demaine Partnership documented Building 8, and mechanical options will always reveal cost efficiencies. Design Stephenson & Turner documented the VCA Drama School. is ongoing and accurate tender documentation that is accurate is essential. Consultants . Services Offered The choice of consultants is best agreed upon in discussion with Mr. Chris White - Vice-Principal, Property and Campus The office is involved in all aspects of mainstream architectural Service, . practice including master planning, feasibility 6. E+C AWARDS 01.05.09 MERIT 2008 RAIA Vic. Chaptoer 1989 RAIA Sir Zelman Cowen Award Small Project Award National Citation PETER CORRIGAN A.O. Lux House Dandenong College of TAFE Stage III, MAGGIE EDMOND 2005 RAIA Vic. Chapter Dandenong, VIC. Heritage Award RAIA Victorian Chapter St Mary’s + Newman College Bronze Medal Academic Centre RAIA Vic. Chapter 2003 RAIA Vic. Chapter Outstanding Architecture 25 Year Award New Institutional Category ROLE DIRECTOR: Design Chapel of St. Joseph Dandenong College of TAFE Stage III ROLE DIRECTOR: Management 2002 RAIA Vic. Chapter Dandenong, VIC. QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor of Architecture, University of Melbourne 1966 BHP Colorbond Award RAIA Vic. Chapter QUALIFICATIONS Bachelor of Architecture, University of Melbourne 1969 (Nell Norris Medal) Master of Environmental Design, 1969 Niagara Galleries, Richmond Outstanding Architecture Life Fellow, Royal Australian Institute of Architects 1988 Life Fellow, Australian Institute of Architects 1973 2001 Invited Exhibitor New Residential Category Senior Counsellor, Royal Australian Institute of Architects 1994- Honorary Doctor of Architecture, Venice Biennale Athan House, Monbulk, VIC. Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology 1989 1999 RAIA Vic. Chapter 1988 RAIA Vic. Chapter PROFESSIONAL Private architectural practice 1969 – 1971 Adjunct Professor, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology 1993 - 2007 Award of Merit Outstanding Architecture HISTORY Meldrum Burrows architects 1972 Full Professor, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology 2008 - Interior Architecture Interior Category Yuncken Freeman architects 1974 Order of Australia for teaching and building architecture 2008 Lehrer Residence, North Caulfield Walshe House extension Commenced architectural practice with Peter Corrigan 1975 1997 RAIA Vic. Chapter Armadale, VIC. Appointed to position of Director Design PROFESSIONAL Director, Edmond & Corrigan 1975 - current BHP Colorbond Award RAIA ACT Chapter of the Victorian Public Works Department 1987 HISTORY R.A.I.A. Gold Medal 2003 Windsor Fire Station Certificate of Merit Edmond & Corrigan Pty. Ltd. 1975 – current: RAIA Vic. Chapter Building Category BOARDS, Member, RAIA (Vic Chapter) Education Services Board 1976 - 1984 Award of Merit Belconnen Community Centre BOARDS, Secretary, Fitzroy Residents Association 1970 – 1972 COMMITTEES Member, RAIA (Vic Chapter) Finance Committee 1981 - 1982 Commercial Exhibition Pavilion, Canberra, ACT COMMITTEES Board member: Zoological Board of Victoria 1982 – 1989 Member, Course Advisory Service School of Art and Design, Royal Agricultural Society National Dulux Colour Award Council member: Royal Australian Institute of Architects 1986 – 1987 Phillip Institute of Technology RAIA VIC Commendation Interior Residential Panel member: City of Melbourne Aesthetics Advisory Panel 1985 – 1989 Member, Editorial Board, Transition, RMIT 1982 - Institutional, Windsor Fire Station Charman House, Balwyn. VIC Editorial Board: “Architecture Australia” magazine 1987 – 1990 Member, Australian Home Project Committee, Centre for Design, 1996 Metal Building Products 1987 RMIT Centenary Medal Board member: University of Melbourne Faculty of RMIT 1989 - 1990 Manufacturers Association 1985 RAIA Vic. Chapter Architecture Advisory Board 1985 Certificate of Merit Outstanding Architecture Board member: RMIT School of Landscape Architecture PROFESSIONAL Royal Australian Institute of Architects Ringwood Library Housing Category Advisory Committee 1993 – AFFILIATIONS Fellow of the Institute 2002 RAIA Vic. Chapter Kay Street Housing, Carlton, VIC. Committee member: RAIA National Education Committee 1996 - 1997 Award of Merit 1983 RAIA Vic. Chapter Committee member: RAIA Complaints Committee TEACHING Lecturer in History and Design Instructor, New Institutional Outstanding Architecture (Victorian Chapter) 1996 - 2001 RMIT University, Melbourne, 1975 - present Ringwood Library New Buildings Category Committee member: State Government Building Regulations Guest Lecturer, Cranbrook Institute and Washington University USA, 1983 1995 RAIA Walter Burly Griffin Award Chapel of St. Joseph. Box Hill, VIC Advisory Committee 2000 - 2001 Guest Professor, Harvard University Graduate School for Urban Design 1982 RAIA National Award Citation Council member: Victorian Design Advisory Committee of Design in Boston, USA, 1983-84 National Citation, RMIT Building 8 McCartney House, Kew. (State Government) 2003 - 2004 Guest Lecturer, Facolto di Architettura, RAIA Vic. Chapter RAIA Vic. Chapter Council member: Deakin University 1999 – Politecnico di Torino, Turin, Italy, 1991 Award of Merit Outstanding Contribution to Chair: Campus Planning Committee, Deakin University, Victoria 2003 - Keynote Public Lecture, Wellington Civic Square Opening, Outstanding Architecture Architecture Award Deputy Chancellor: Deakin University, Victoria 2003 - New Zealand, 1991 RMIT Building 8 Invited Exhibitor Professor, Department of Architecture, RAIA Vic. Chapter Paris Biennale PROFESSIONAL National Association of Women in Construction Faculty of Environmental Design & Construction, Architectural Medal RAIA Vic.Chapter AFFILIATIONS Building Disputes Practitioners Society RMIT University, 1993 – Present RMIT Building 8 Outstanding Architecture National Trust of Australia Guest Speaker, New Asian Cities Conference Kuala Lumpur, 1998 City of Melbourne Building & Housing Category Union Internationale Des Femmes Architects Panel Member, National Gallery of Australia, Canberra, 1999 Planning Award McCartney House Kew, VIC Royal Australian Institute of Architects Guest Lecturer, Brendan Gill Lecture, Institutional Buildings Category 1981 RAIA Vic. Chapter Citation Spring Lecture Series, Hastings Hall, School of RMIT Building 8 New Housing Category JURIES C.A.A./R.A.I.A. Accreditation Panel for R.M.I.T. Architecture Course 1977 Architecture Yale University, New Haven, Conn. USA, 2001 RAIA Vic. Chapter Caroline Chislom Terrace R.A.I.A. (Vic Chapter) 1979 Awards – Housing SONA Lectures: “Recent Work: A Process”, Urban Design Award Keysborough, VIC. R.A.I.A. (Vic Chapter) 1980 Awards – Institutional Buildings UWA & Curtin University, Perth, 2002 Ringwood Plaza, Ringwood, VIC. 1979 RAIA Victorian Chapter R.A.I.A. (Vic Chapter) 1986 Awards – Commercial Buildings Institutional Citation Bronze Medal Du Pont Design Awards 1988 JURIES Jury Chairman, RAIA (Vic Chapter) 1976 Awards - Building 1994 RAIA Commendation for Unbuilt RAIA Victorian Chapter Citation Ministry of Housing Jubilee Design Competition 1988 Jury Chairman, RAIA (Vic Chapter) 1990 Awards - Critics Awards Architecture Building Category R.A.I.A. (Vic Chapter) 1989 Awards – Interior Architecture Panel Member, Arts in Industry Design Awards 1990 Walshe Pool Pavilion, Armadale, Vic. Resurrection School, R.A.I.A. (Vic Chapter) 1990 Awards – Institutional Buildings Jury Chairman, RAIA (Vic Chapter) 1996 Awards - Urban Design 1991 Invited Exhibitor Keysborough. VIC City of Melbourne Sculpture in City Spaces Selection Committee 1990 Panel Member, MED Student review, School of Architecture Yale University 2001 The Third Belgrade Triennial of R.A.I.A. (National) 1998 Awards Jury Member, Judging Panel, Judging Architecture Exhibition 2003 - 2004 World Architecture R.A.I.A. (Vic Chapter) 2002 Awards - Residential Alterations Juror, RAIA + Colourbond Steel Student Biennale, ACT 2004 Invited Exhibitor Venice Biennale SubAud magazine: Robin Boyd 'Boyd 1' competition 2005

Jury ChairmanChairman,, RAIA (Vic Chapter) 2007 Awards - Housing In 1999 Peter Corrigan was included in the R.A.I.A. (Vic Chapter) 2005 Awards - Urban Design . ‘Allgemeines Kunstlerlexikon, International Artist- A.I.A. Jury Chairperson (Vic Chapter) 2009 Awards - Commercial Buildings This office has been widely published in Germany, Reference’, published in Leipzig, as ‘the world’s he U.S.A., Australia, Italy, Sweden, Japan, and major source of information on artists of all periods, England, in the following international journals: regions, and cultures’. Casabella, Arbitare and Domus (Italy), Architecture d’Aujourd’hui (France), Architecture & Urbanism In October 1993, Oxford University Press published (Japan), Architecture Review and Journal (Great a Monograph, ‘Cities of Hope’, discussing the work of Britain) and locally in Architecture Australia, this office. In 1996 Schwarz Transition Monographs Monument and Architectural Review. published ‘Building 8: Edmond & Corrigan at RMIT’. Mr Corrigan is included in ‘Contemporary Architects’, The firm was invited by the French government Macmillan Publishing (1986), and the office in to represent Australia at the Paris Biennale ‘Contemporary World Architecture’, Hugh Pearman, 1987. Work from the office was again exhibited Phaidon (1998), ‘The House Book; A Global Survey internationally in 1991, 1999 and 2002 at the of 500 Homes’, Phaidon (2001), ‘1001 Buildings You Venice Biennale and in the Third Triennial of Must See’, Mark Irving, Cameron House (2007) and World Architecture, Belgrade in the same year. in ‘Sir Banister Fletchers History of Architecture’, 25th Edition, Architectural Press. London. (1996).