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Nine in 09

Some of Sydney’s most recognised and innovative Architectural firms exhibit at Sydney’s Boutwell Draper Gallery this month.

Nine in 09

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February 12th, 2009

Sydney Art Gallery, Boutwell Draper Gallery, are currently exhibiting an extensive body of architectural projects from a number of Sydney’s best architecture and design firms.

James Draper and Susan Boutwell began their art gallery – concentrating on contemporary Australian artists – in 2000. At the time Draper spent most of his time running his Architectural model-making business.

This background in architecture inspired Draper and Boutwell to begin a yearly architecture-based exhibition each February. This introduction to the series will showcase a substantial portfolio of work from nine Sydney Architects.

The nine firms involved have supplied everything from original sketchbooks and drawings to models and multimedia displays:

CANDALEPAS ASSOCIATES
Showing compositions: scale timber models and drawings

CHOI ROPIHA
Drawings and photographs from The Ballast Point project, Birchgrove project and the Tkts booth at Times Square, New York [Hero Image, 04, 06, 07]

DALE JONES-EVANS PTY LTD ARCHITECTURE
A selection of drawings, photos and models from various projects [09]

LACOSTE + STEVENSON 
11 years of sketches: 25 A3 sketch books

LAVA LABORATORY FOR VISIONARY ARCHITECTURE
Images, projections and models of the Snowflaketower, Abu Dhabi [08]

SMART DESIGN STUDIO
Showcasing four projects from 2008. [02, 03, 05]

PETER STUTCHBURY
45 A4 sketches of built projects from the last 15 – 20 years

SUPER COLOSSAL
A selection of projects on their website from July 2007-February 2009

TERROIR
Models and drawings of their Castle Cove House [01]

A fascinating look at over 20 years work from Sydney’s leading architects, Arichtecture 09 – 9 Architects, will run until 28 February 2009. Future architectural exhibitions at the gallery are likely to follow a different format, further exploring the profession of architecture.

Boutwell Draper Gallery
boutwelldrapergallery.com.au

Sponsored by James Draper Models
jdmodels.com.au

+61 2 9310 5662
info@boutwelldrapergallery.com.au
82 – 84 George Street Redfern Sydney NSW 2016
Opening Hours: Wednesday – Saturday 11 – 5

 

 

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