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INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP + DESIGN STUDIO
POST-OIL CITIES: INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURE WORKSHOP 7
Workshop hosts: Institut d’Arquitectura Avancada de Catalunya (IaaC), Barcelona, 2008
IaaC website: www.iaac.net

WORKSHOP WEBSITE
POST-OIL CITIES

WORKSHOP PRESENTATION
iSTREET: Domestic urban spaces in a POST-OIL CITY
Workshop Convenors: Ignasi Pérez Arnal & Lluís Sabadell Artiga

The POST-OIL CITIES design workshop was undertaken by students and faculty from RMIT Architecture, Melbourne, France, Japan and Spain.

Workshop Participants from RMIT:
RMIT Architecture Advanced Architecture Upperpool Design Studio students, Semester 2, 2008
Studio Leaders: Paul Minifie, Jan van Schaik, Gretchen Wilkins, RMIT Architecture

Workshop Leaders:
Paul Minifie, Jan van Schaik, Gretchen Wilkins, RMIT Architecture
with Ignasi Perez Arnal; Lluís Sabadell Artiga; Ricard Fayos; Josep Anton Acebillo; Vincente Guallart; Vincens Arrablo; Borja Ferrater; Carlos Ferrater; Benedetta Tagliabue; Manuel Castells; Miguel Barcelo; Manuel Sangenis; Josep Maria Rosello; Alica Framis; Manuel Bailo; Lluis Sabadell; Belinda Tato; Jospe Lluis Mateo; Edward Bru; Hitoshi Abe

PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS:
RMIT Architecture, Melbourne Australia
Institut d’Arquitectura Avancada de Catalunya (IaaC), Barcelona, Spain
Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Montpellier (ENSAM), Montpellier, France
Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan
Universtitat Internacional de Cataluña, Barcelona, Spain

Open publication

WORKSHOP PUBLICATION
Post-Oil City: World Architecture Workshop
Montpellier: Association Champ Libre, 2008

STUDENT WORKSHOP PROJECTS:

GALLERY OF STUDENT WORKSHOP PROJECTS
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FEATURED RMIT ARCHITECTURE STUDENT PROJECTS:

DOCK LAND
RMIT Architecture student: Nicholas Ashby
A proposal for the docklands of Melbourne as a compact high density hybrid development stacking urban high rise living and city amenities over a working port and warehousing.
Published online via Issuu.
Best viewed in Presentation Mode, Full Screen

ENERGY TOWERS
RMIT Architecture student: Louis Wong
A no oil scenario based on alternative sources of energy, primarily solar and wind generated, within highly dense and mixed use towers.
Published online via Issuu.
Best viewed in Presentation Mode, Full Screen

CENTRAL STATION GOODS EXCHANGE
RMIT Architecture Student: Andy Moller
An existing train station in the heart of Melbourne CBD expands due to a proposed dense post-oil city. The train station becomes the centre for transporting, exchanging and trading of plant and animal produce from regional suburban farms into this new dense city.
Published online via Issuu.
Best viewed in Presentation Mode, Full Screen

POST-OIL LINEAR CITY
RMIT Architecture Student: Charles Dewanto
An extended Linear City in Melbourne built over and incorporating tram tracks would absorb urban growth and pressures of densification while consolidating and maximising access to an electrified public transport network.
Published online via Issuu.
Best viewed in Presentation Mode, Full Screen

IAW Series - RMIT Coordinators:
Paul Minifie, Jan van Schaik, Gretchen Wilkins, RMIT Architecture

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