“It is not the strongest of the species universities that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change.”
The UTS-ITE facility will substantiate the universities presence in the city, not merely as a contextually sensitive, robust and compelling built form but more-so as a constantly emerging spectacle of experience. Open feedback systems will ensure the UTS-ITE is an active participant in the ecology within which it is embedded. Innovation will constantly balance the interface between ecology and technology.
Well-serviced, adaptable, naturally lit spaces that can be transfigured to multiple configurations that promote collaboration. An omni-directional platform, serving as recreational space, as communication hub and as temporary project space.
A new form emerging at the intersection of information and space where interactive data structures can be visualised and manipulated. The building will be a temporal arena where coincident flows of the school and the city coalesce – a ’borderland’ between campus and community, students and city, information and space.
An info-spatial network.
Warm heart.
Open to the corners.
DATA
PROJECT: UTS-ITE
LOCATION: BROADWAY, NSW
YEAR: 2009
PEOPLE: Adam Russell, John de Manincor, Marrisa Looby, Raffaello Rosselli, Sue Hsu
COLLABORATORS: BIG [Bjarke Ingles Group - DK] ,
Realities United [Berlin], Steensen Varming [AU], Adams Kara Taylor [UK]
