+SiteStudio
+SiteStudio is a site based design research studio, driven by and run for, design students and graduates.
A young collective that exists through being grounded on and with site.
Based and founded at Siteworks, the studios' model sees the practice of site care taking exchanged for a space and test site to explore creative production and research outputs.
The studio is less a singular entity and more a supportive infrastructure for independent creative initiatives.
Project Brief
Ground Graphics at Twosixty
Background Information
Twosixty is a new project at 260 Sydney Road - Currently an underutilised block of land on Sydney Road, Brunswick with a Kebab stand and an informal car parking arrangement.
For the Next 24 Months, These Are The Projects We Do Together (The Projects) is programming and operating the site with the distinct purpose of engaging the public, communicating future plans to the community and informing the future design through ongoing site and program observations.
Project Description
Ground Graphics at 260 is a new project to design and install a ground treatment to the concrete hardstand at 260 Sydney Road, which engages with the site over the life of the project (24 months) both revisiting site observations and reworking the surface treatment.
Project Objectives
Through process, design and action, we acknowledge, respect and thank the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation on whose lands this project is based.
Twosixty is a project by These Are The Projects We Do Together.
For more information please contact twosixty@theprojects.com.au
Twosixty is a carbon neutral project.
Twosixty is proudly supported by Moreland City Council.
Through process, design and action, we acknowledge, respect and thank the Wurundjeri and Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation on whose lands this project is based.
Twosixty is a project by These Are The Projects We Do Together.
For more information please contact twosixty@theprojects.com.au
Twosixty is a carbon neutral project.
Twosixty is proudly supported by Moreland City Council.