Award-winning
British architect Amanda Levete of London-based studio AL_A will design the
second annual MPavilion, to be presented free to the public from 6 October 2015
until 7 February 2016 in Melbourne’s Queen Victoria Gardens. Amanda
Levete has created a practice widely regarded as laying down
the agenda for architecture in the twenty-first century. Projects include
the highly anticipated expansion of the Victoria & Albert Museum in London,
the Stirling Prize-winning Media Centre at Lord’s Cricket Ground and Comme des Garcons stores in New York, Paris and Tokyo.
Amanda Levete commented: "The brief from the Naomi Milgrom Foundation is a great
opportunity to design a structure that responds to its climate and
landscape. I’m interested in exploiting the temporary nature of the
pavilion form to produce a design that speaks in response to the weather.
Rooting the pavilion in its parkland setting, I am seeking to create
the sensation of a forest canopy in the heart of the city that gives shelter to
a program of events.”
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