About Open Nature
Open Nature Jacksons Creek biik wurrdha is a series of guided walks, talks, tours, and workshops that explore the intersection of ecology, landscape architecture, urban design and cultural heritage.
As cities expand and landscapes shift, Open Nature fosters an understanding of ‘more than human’ design practices and approaches that prioritise ecological health and sustainability alongside human needs.
At the Edge: Design Ideas Competition Winner Announced
Open House Melbourne is delighted to announce Molly Stanko as the winner of At the Edge: A Platform for Presence Design Ideas Competition as part of Open Nature: Jacksons Creek biik wurrdha.
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Saturday 14 March
At the Edge mini-exhibition + kids workshop
Open House Melbourne is excited to present an Open Nature Jacksons Creek bilk wurrdha Design Competition mini-exhibition as part of the Artrise Community Day.
Saturday 14 March
2pm–6pm
Sunbury Arts and Cultural Precinct
Come along to see the shortlisted and winning entries, participate in an interactive kids workshop inspired by nature and explore the recently reopened Sunbury Community Arts and Cultural Precinct following thoughtful adaptations and updates by Architecture Associates with landscape design by Openwork.
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Open Nature: Jacksons Creek biik wurrdha Regional Parklands is a series of guided walks, talks, and workshops, and a design ideas competition exploring our relationship with the natural environment in relation to the urban realm.
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