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REFRACTIONS AT PICCOLO HOUSE

There’s reciprocity between artistic and architectural projects. The influence of Art Nouveau can be seen in the organic-shaped ironwork on the streets of Paris and Vienna. Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque’s Cubism saw buildings become assemblages of parts in the eyes of designers. Crisp, monolithic 1960s artworks by Tony Smith and Kenneth Noland became source material for the raw materiality and ‘orchestrated lack’ that typifies minimalist architecture.

For Melbourne practice Wood Marsh, integrating contemporary art into its architecture is a placemaking strategy.

“There is a sense of responsibility

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