The Pool - The Australian Pavilion at the 2016 Venice Biennale of Architecture

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Channel: ArchDaily · 2016 · News & Politics

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For their exhibition at the Australian national pavilion at the XV Venice Biennale of Architecture, Creative Directors Amelia Holliday, Isabelle Toland & Michelle Tabet chose to explore the manifold meanings of pools in their country's built environment. In conversation with PLANE—SITE and ArchDaily, the three describe the typology of the pool as a fundamental public space in Australia's architectural history through a physical and multimedia installation inhabiting the country's new structure in the Giardini.

Composer: Bree van Reyk
Interview: ArchDaily
Producer & Curator: PLANE—SITE
Videographer: Reframe

See ArchDaily's full coverage of the 2016 Venice Biennale at http://archdai.ly/2016biennale

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