Tuesday
Jan182011

INVERSE PICKET FENCE PROTOTYPE

We have recently completed a prototype of an alternative fence design. It is an inverse of a traditional picket which uses router technology to cut a pattern into marine plywood. The picket pattern can copy any traditional profile and the fence can be designed to be fully compliant with council codes.

We hope to expand on this idea in future projects.

 

 

 

Tuesday
Dec212010

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY 2011!

The team at STUDIO [R] wishes our friends, colleagues and collaborators a Merry Christmas and a safe holiday period.

Our office will be closed from Thursday 23rd December and will reopen Monday 10th January.

Wednesday
Dec152010

urban islands

Mark Szczerbicki has been recruited to assist in organising the Urban Islands design studio along with Tom Rivard and Olivia Hyde.

Urban Islands is a 12-day intensive masterclass taught by 3 groups of international emerging architects on and about the controversial site of Cockatoo Island in Sydney Harbour.

The next studio will be happening in July 2011. Stay tuned to the Urban Islands website for updates.

Wednesday
Dec012010

honorable mention in wwii museum competition 

After the many long hours and a huge team effort, we were delighted to hear that we awarded an Honourable Mention for the international competition for the Museum of the Second World War in Gdansk, Poland.

Our entry was a collaboration between STUDIO [R], Perumal Pedavoli Architects, Tom Rivard, Peter Wachmiller, Steven Sheridan and Cundall ESD Consultants.

Click to read more ...

Saturday
Oct302010

the shape of things to come exhibition 

As part of the Sydney Architecture Festival, Mark Szczerbicki has curated an exhibition that speculates on the character of Sydney in the year 2030.

Commissioned by the City of Sydney, and featuring work from UTS, UNSW and USyd architecture students, the exhibition was officially opened by Lord Mayor Clover Moore on October 20th 2010. For more details click here.

Other exhibitions include Open Agenda chaired by Anthony Burke from UTS.

Friday
Oct222010

architects name their favourite sydney buildings

Mark Szczerbicki was one of a group of architects interviewed by the Sydney Morning Herald about their favourite building in Sydney. The article was part of the promotion for the 2010 Sydney Architecture Festival.

For the full article click here.

Monday
Oct042010

studio [R] visit brisbane + owen and vokes office

A few members of the Studio [R] team visited Brisbane recently to escape the grind of the Sydney architecture scene. We were lucky enough to meet with the lovely people at Owen and Vokes who took us out to see some of their work. Check out their projects here.

A few days were spent visiting some great buildings during Brisbane Open mixed with some fabulous meals and good coffee. If you visit Brisbane make sure to have some tapas at Ortiga.

Tuesday
Jun012010

POCKET BAR PUBLISHED IN SMALL BARS BOOK

Pocket Bar Sydney has been featured in ‘Small Bars – Architectural Details’. The book was published by MONSA, a boutique art and architecture publishing house based in Barcelona. To find out more details or to order the book online visit www.monsa.com/en/.

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Monday
May312010

ARCHITECTURE 10 EXHIBITION REVIEW IN AA

The Model City installation , which was part of the Architecture 10 exhibition curated by Tom Rivard, has been featured in an exhibition review in Architecture Australia magazine (May/June 2010 Issue).

Model City features a collection of physical study models created by STUDIO [R], as well as Mark Szczerbicki's models from University. The models have been arranged into an imaginary city complete with a tourist guide, council controls and ambient city sounds.

For the full article in PDF format click here.

For more details about the project click here.

Monday
May172010

rodd point house featured in smh domain

The Rodd Point House has been featured as the Dream Home in the Sydney Morning Herald Domain section (Saturday May 15th 2010).

For the full article in PDF format click here.

For project details click here.