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MPavilion 10, Queen Victoria Gardens, Australia,

Designed by Tadao Ando,

Commissioned by the Naomi Milgrom Foundation

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Tadao Ando selected to design tenth MPavilion

The Naomi Milgrom Foundation has selected 1995 Pritzker Prize Laureate Tadao Ando to design the tenth MPavilion, which will be installed in Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Gardens. “I have long admired how Tadao Ando responds to and incorporates the particularity of a place into his design, and his belief that architecture can shape a society,” said Naomi Milgrom. Ando’s work is defined by his use of…

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The 2022-23 #MPavilion is by all(zone), female-led practice in Bangkok founded by Rachaporn Choochuey. There are 3 layers in its ‘tent’ roof: top made of fishing nets; transparent STFE polyarylate mesh; fabric waffle. It is the 9th such gift to #melbournelife from the Naomi Milgrom Foundation; the previous pavilions are located in public areas around the city. (at MPavilion) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cm4956gScvT/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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MPavilion 2018 - Queen Victoria Gardens, Melbourne, Australia - Estudio Carme Pinós - commissioned by The Naomi Milgrom Foundation ____

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Pascoe Vale Primary School, Victoria

Pascoe Vale Primary School, Victoria Building Development, Australian Architecture, Photography

Pascoe Vale Primary School in Victoria

29 Sep 2021

Design: Kosloff Architecture

Location: Pascoe Vale, Victoria, Australia

Pascoe Vale Primary School, Melbourne

Pascoe Vale Primary School is home to a fine example of neo-classical school design, a two-story building by the Chief Architect of the Public Works Department (1922-1929), E. Evan Smith. This building is listed by Heritage Council Victoria as significant.

Kosloff Architecture’s extension, which houses staff and administration, continues the existing building’s masonry language and fine brick articulation. Internal modifications to the existing building support innovation in teaching practice, a provision for 21st century learning environments, with a series of break out and ancillary teaching spaces.

The public realm has been extended up to the building in a gesture that is generous, but also acknowledges the importance in fostering relationships between parents of the school as well as the broader community.

What was the brief? The brief was to extend the existing two storey heritage building to create a new clearly identifiable entry to the school, to house a new reception space and waiting area. This needed to enable the display of students work and also ensure that access to staff areas and the school beyond could be controlled. New staff areas to facilitate collaboration and support professional development, as well as providing accessible access to all areas of the existing and new build, and creation of 21st century learning spaces throughout the existing building.

What were the key challenges? The existing 1929 red brick building is a landmark in the local area, and is also socially significant for its strong associations with the local community as a place of state education for local families for over a century. The school community were very keen for the new extension to not detract from the existing heritage building, and for it to provide a high quality addition to the existing street frontage.

What were the solutions? Extensive analysis of the existing heritage building was undertaken and used to develop the formal language of the extension, largely realised in a matching red brick with contemporary articulation, with the entry and connection between new and old in cream brick. This not only serves to highlight the transition (in line with Burra Charter principles) but also the new entry, which is foregrounded by a generous public forecourt with seating, now a gathering space for the school community before and after school.

What are the sustainability features? The new extension deliberately maximises northern light and minimises energy loss, through careful siting and planning that limits glazing to the West façade, locates amenities and support areas on the south, with new window openings are concentrated to the north. Other passive design initiatives include increased levels of insulation to external walls and roofs, the application of high-performance double glazing, and the integration of shading to the North façade.

Pascoe Vale Primary School in Melbourne – Building Information

Architect: Kosloff Architecture Landscape Architect: GLAS Urban

Project size: 1707 sqm Completion date: 2021 Building levels: 2

Photography: Derek Swalwell

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Location: Pascoe Vale, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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The Naomi Milgrom Foundation has released OMA’s design for the MPavilion 2017—a temporary structure in Melbourne that will provide space for public debate, design workshops, and music and arts events. MPavilion 2017 is comprised of a circular amphitheatre embraced by a hill of indigenous plants and covered by a huge floating roof structure. The pavilion is shaped by two tiered grandstands: one fixed, the other movable. The rotating grandstand allows interaction from all angles and for the pavilion to open up to the garden and broader cityscape. Overhead, a gridded, machine-like canopy with a protective translucent roof will provide lighting and technology for the series of free public events. (at Melbourne, Victoria, Australia)

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The Naomi Milgrom Foundation has released images of the MPavilion 2018, designed by Barcelona-based architect Carme Pinós of Estudio Carme Pinós. https://ift.tt/2tX1YX2 {https://ift.tt/2sexDEj}

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Announced this morning, the 2018 MPavilion, arriving in spring of this year, will be designed by the award-winning Carme Pinós. Now in its fifth iteration, the MPavilion is Australia's answer to the U.K's Serpentine Pavilion. An initiative of the Naomi Milgrom Foundation, the design event...

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Melbourne's MPavilion has reported its 2018 engineer

Melbourne's MPavilion has reported its 2018 engineer

Spanish modeler Carme Pinós has been reported as the current year's MPavilion bonus.

On account of a year ago's record breaking visits to MPavilion 2017, composed by Rem Koolhaas and David Gianotten, the current year's emphasis of the Melbourne-drove engineering and outline occasion guarantees to be greater and over and above anyone's expectations. In news declared toward the beginning of today, the Naomi Milgrom Foundation has authorized Barcelona-based planner Carme Pinós of Estudio Carme Pinós to outline MPavilion 2018.

As the principal open commission for a female Spanish engineer in Australia, Pinós will convey her universally prestigious eye to the lanes of Melbourne. A beneficiary of the Berkeley-Rupp Architecture Professorship and Prize, Pinós' work is particularly centered around cultivating a feeling of group.

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OMAs MPavilion 2017 with a floating roof opens today in Melbourne

Melbourne is heating up for the summer with a new OMA-designed amphitheater. OMA founder Rem Koolhaas and colleague Daniel Gianotten just completed MPavilion 2017, a temporary pavilion that opened today in Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Gardens. Commissioned by the Naomi Milgrom Foundation, MPavilion 2017 is the fourth annual architect-designed summer pavilion for the city and is OMA’s first Australian commission. The multifunctional amphitheater will host hundreds of free events throughout the four-month… OMAs MPavilion 2017 with a floating roof opens today in Melbourne syndicated from http://ift.tt/2qVvDwT

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OMAs MPavilion 2017 with a floating roof opens today in Melbourne

Melbourne is heating up for the summer with a new OMA-designed amphitheater. OMA founder Rem Koolhaas and colleague Daniel Gianotten just completed MPavilion 2017, a temporary pavilion that opened today in Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Gardens. Commissioned by the Naomi Milgrom Foundation, MPavilion 2017 is the fourth annual architect-designed summer pavilion for the city and is OMA’s first Australian commission. The multifunctional amphitheater will host hundreds of free events throughout the four-month… OMAs MPavilion 2017 with a floating roof opens today in Melbourne syndicated from findqueenslandelectricians.wordpress.com

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OMAs MPavilion 2017 with a floating roof opens today in Melbourne

Melbourne is heating up for the summer with a new OMA-designed amphitheater. OMA founder Rem Koolhaas and colleague Daniel Gianotten just completed MPavilion 2017, a temporary pavilion that opened today in Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Gardens. Commissioned by the Naomi Milgrom Foundation, MPavilion 2017 is the fourth annual architect-designed summer pavilion for the city and is OMA’s first Australian commission. The multifunctional amphitheater will host hundreds of free events throughout the four-month...

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OMA designs adaptable amphitheatre for fourth MPavilion in Melbourne

OMA founder Rem Koolhaas and colleague David Gianotten have unveiled plans to create a reconfigurable amphitheatre topped by a translucent, floating roof for this year's MPavilion in Melbourne.

The two architects plan to create a "theatre for ideas" in Melbourne's Queen Victoria Gardens for the fourth edition of MPavilion, an annual commission billed as Australia's answer to London's Serpentine Pavilion.

This will comprise a circular performance space embedded into the park's verdant landscape, with both seating elements and a roof that can be adapted to suit different activities.

Koolhaas wants the project to become a model for how architecture can act as a trigger for activity in a city, particularly in Australia, which he describes as "an almost perfect society, but lacking in intensity".

"It's not without ambition, it's the kind of project that hopes to provoke a real discussion about what architecture can do in a context like Australia," said the architect.

"We're interested in treating this pavilion not just as an architectural object, but as something that injects intensity into a city and contributes to an ever-evolving culture."

To accommodate this "intensity", part of the pavilion's seating will be able to rotate – so it can either face inwards, or out towards the park.

Similarly, the building's roof will incorporate lighting and and other technological features, meaning it will be able to offer what Gianotten describes as "all kinds of technical and fun possibilities".

This roof will consist of a two-metre-high grid structure made from aluminium-coated steel, infilled with translucent panels.

"[The building is] more or less a roof, under which we have an amphitheatre that can be transformed in different configurations," explained Gianotten, who is OMA's managing partner architect.

"By rotating part of this amphitheatre fully open towards the city, we create pockets where different activities can play a role, but where also suddenly the park – with the city as its backdrop – can be the scene for activity and debate."

Indigenous plants and flowers will surround the exterior of the structure to help it blend in with its setting.

OMA's MPavilion will be the fourth completed since the programme launched in 2014. It follows a bamboo structure by Indian firm Studio Mumbai, a tree-canopy-inspired installation by British architect Amanda Levete and a folding structure by Australian architect Sean Godsell.

All four pavilions built so far have been commissioned by the Naomi Milgrom Foundation, a non-profit organisation set up by businesswoman and philanthropist Naomi Milgrom to support architecture and design projects.

Milgrom said she expects this year's pavilion to showcase the "multi-faceted intelligence and vision" of its architects.

"MPavilion 2017 will be extremely different to previous years, with a designated yet flexible stage enabling all kinds of cross-pollinated activity," she said.

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But it won't be the first amphitheatre that OMA has produced. The firm – which ranked at number 12 on the inaugural Dezeen Hot List – has previously worked with the typology on a variety of projects, from a theatre venue in Greece to a lecture space in London department store Selfridges.

The project will open to the public from 3 October 2017 to 4 February 2018, for a programme of events and activities. After that it will move to a new location, which has not yet been revealed.

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Industry insider: April fundraising news Fundraising & Philanthropy Magazine Naomi Milgrom AO, Founder of the Naomi Milgrom Foundation, recently announced that MPavilion 2016, designed by award-winning Indian architect Bijoy Jain of Studio Mumbai, has been gifted to the people of Melbourne and will be relocated from its ...

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Monash School of Biological Science, Clayton

Monash School of Biological Science, Clayton, Naomi Milgrom Foundation Victoria Building

Monash School of Biological Science in Clayton

29 Sep 2021

Design: Kosloff Architecture

Location: Clayton 3800, Melbourne, Australia

Monash School of Biological Science

The Monash School of Biological Science project embraces our environmental responsibility to adapt existing building stock and in doing so addresses the question of what it means to re-skin an existing 1960’s modernist building in a contemporary manner.

The project was undertaken as a collaboration between Kosloff Architecture, artist Callum Morton and Monash Art Projects (MAP). Norman Disney & Young (NDY), Wood and Grieve Engineers and Arup were also involved from conception until completion. Collectively, the focus was to deliver a building that performed exceptionally well environmentally, with upgraded services to future proof capability and an enduring outcome that contributed to the university’s public art strategy. Nineteen other specialist consultants also contributed.

Located on Innovation Walk, the existing building sits alongside several other modernist buildings of the same era, as well as more contemporary additions. Conceived as a ‘curtain’, the new façade hangs from above and is lifted at various points along the ground plane to allow a glimpse behind of an array of custom coloured glazed bricks at the pedestrian level.

Entry into the building is through a portal designed in collaboration with the artist Callum Morton. Curving in two directions, it draws on the artefacts of scientific research processes to provide passage to a ground floor gallery showcasing part of the extensive Monash University art collection. The building houses the biology and psychology faculties including a variety of spaces including a lecture theatre, classrooms, laboratories, offices and administration facilities, all of which remained in use throughout the re-skinning process. The building and its surrounds remained fully operational throughout construction and none of the occupants were decanted during the façade replacement works. Ongoing scientific experiments with plants and animals continued uninterrupted.

A construction sequencing and installation methodology was devised to enable the entire existing facade (brick and windows) to remain in place while the new facade was constructed over. It was only at completion, that the existing windows and walls were demolished from the inside to reveal a new, high performing façade.

Feasibility reports undertaken prior to commencement, estimated that a new equivalent building would cost significantly more compared to the façade replacement. Avoiding the cost of decanting, relocation and disruption of ongoing science experiments alone saved the university close to $2.0M.

Baselining of the existing building’s environmental performance was completed prior to commencement and repeated at the end of each design phase to track improvement. The final outcome was a new façade that performed significantly better than BCA Section J 2017, greater than 40% improvement at controlling solar gain than the original, and a reduction in cooling demand by more than 20%.

This project began in response to the deterioration of the existing 1960’s brick façade. While the commission was for this building, our team were interested in developing a strategy that could be applied across many similar campus buildings.

This evolved into a strategy for public art integration, significant improvement of the performance of the building skin, and future-proofing the entire building through upgrading its services infrastructure.

Monash School of Biological Science in Clayton, Melbourne – Building Information

Architect: Kosloff Architecture Artist: MAP – Callum Morton Landscape Architect: Rush Wright Associates Pty Ltd

Project size: 11000 sqm Site size: 11000 Completion date: 2018 Building levels: 9

Photography: Derek Swalwell

Monash School of Biological Science, Clayton images / information received 290921

Monash University

Location: Clayton 3800, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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