Kullurk/Coolart: Somers Farm and Wetlands
Kullurk/Coolart: Somers Farm and Wetlands
- urbanNext, June 10, 2019.
- 784 words.
Energy and sustainability, expanding design practices, Low Density, NMBW Architecture Studio, Project, Repair
Australia, Cultural agitator, Ecology, Ecosystem, Ecosystem integrity, Educational, Environment, Farming, indigenous, Landscape, Local Awareness, Melbourne, Natural ecology, Project, repair, Sustainability, Unspoiled Landscape, Water, Watery Territory, Wetlands
Photography: Lucinda McLean and Linda Tegg
Excerpt from:
Repair, 2018 -- https://actar.com/product/repair/
The various built and open spaces constitutive of this project – an existing house, a new outbuilding containing an external room and sleeping areas, new wetlands and bird hide – sit within the area of Kullurk,[1] which was the local Indigenous Bunurong peoples’ own choice in 1840 for a reserve of land for their imagined future.
2575-5374
Architecture house-design Project Melbourne, Australia Australia
Energy and sustainability, expanding design practices, Low Density, NMBW Architecture Studio, Project, Repair
Australia, Cultural agitator, Ecology, Ecosystem, Ecosystem integrity, Educational, Environment, Farming, indigenous, Landscape, Local Awareness, Melbourne, Natural ecology, Project, repair, Sustainability, Unspoiled Landscape, Water, Watery Territory, Wetlands
Photography: Lucinda McLean and Linda Tegg
Excerpt from:
Repair, 2018 -- https://actar.com/product/repair/
The various built and open spaces constitutive of this project – an existing house, a new outbuilding containing an external room and sleeping areas, new wetlands and bird hide – sit within the area of Kullurk,[1] which was the local Indigenous Bunurong peoples’ own choice in 1840 for a reserve of land for their imagined future.
2575-5374
Architecture house-design Project Melbourne, Australia Australia