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Sovereign Hill & Narmbool
Cloud 9, Falls Creek
Optimismo, Switzerland
Cabramurra Township Reconstruction
A New Normal, Melbourne
Future Homes Competition
Monash Zero Waste
LAAX is finding ínfinity
Deakin Burwood Student Accommodation
Macquarie Park
Sherwood, New Zealand
Monash University Centre Masterplan
Lakeview Precinct, Queenstown NZ
HOMO – Hotel Mona
Point Grey, Lorne
University of Melbourne Student Precinct Competition
Central Park Sydney
The Duck’s Guts, University of Melbourne
Fieldwork CSR Strategy
388 Barkly St, Brunswick
The Esplanade
Mykita for finding ínfinity
Papaya Playa Project is finding ínfinity
329 Johnston Street, Collingwood
Harding House
Renewable Roadtrip – Australia
OFF. the. GRID – Where it started
London to Mexico without flying
LAVA – UTS Tower Skin
Renewable Roadtrip – Mexico
Design Hotels is finding ínfinity
Yarra is finding ínfinity
OFF. the. GRID – Trillion Fund
OFF. the. GRID Festival – Melbourne 2015
Collingwood Arts Precinct
Chalmers Residence
Dandenong Masonic Hall
Lygon St, Brunswick East
Healey St, Moorabbin

OFF. the. GRID Festival – Melbourne 2015

 

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Can a party transform a city?

Music and renewable energy solutions – it is not the most obvious combination that springs to mind when thinking of live events, but it is exactly what we threw down for OFF. the. GRID festival on December 22, 2016. During summer solstice, the iconic Australian Centre for Contemporary Art forecourt was transformed into a fully-fledged fiesta site, with partygoers joining the likes of Cut Copy DJs, Banoffee, Tornado Wallace and more to raise awareness renewable energy – celebrating renewable energy solutions, as opposed to focusing on the problems.

“The language of renewable energy has been lost in elitism to confuse and delay change. This festival is a step towards a different type of communication. We need to start leading by example and show people how tangible this change is” – Banoffee

The forward-thinking mindset behind the party didn’t end there, as any recyclables were recycled, any organic waste was used for compost – aspiring towards a zero waste policy.

With Melbourne’s finest party crew – Cut Copy, Banoffee, Tornado Wallace, Sui Zhen, Silent Jay + Jace XL and Waxo Paradiso – joining a line up curated by influential DJ and tastemaker Edd Fisher, that solstice was one for the books. Bringing together art and technology all the while contributing to a self sufficient Melbourne, OFF. the. GRID reckons it’s time for everyone to get behind the logical and inevitable transition, because music sounds better when it comes from the sun.

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