Readers of the Adelaide Review will have seen an interview with Matt Baida of WAX Design this April, entitled 'Better than (re)new'. His Master's project 'Time's Arrow' dealt with a number of issues around the impact of mining projects and the potential for creative output. Matt noted:
“Land art should not cost more if it is planned for from the start. The time for mining companies to measure their success by profit alone is past. They need to answer their responsibility to the environment as well.”
http://www.adelaidereview.com.au/article/672
Friday, April 15, 2011
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Stunning Wall Revealed
The recent completion of a Pine Street garden design in Stirling has yielded come stunning results. WAX Design, Summit Landscape and Prospect Contractors combined to achieve the successful design and installation of the project. Most notably, the implementation of a gabion wall of basket range sandstone along the fringe of an existing rock outcrop has seen some striking results.
Courtyard Collaborative
WAX Design has successfully collaborated with the University of South Australia Match Studios and the Women and Children's Hospital Foundation for the design resolution of a hospital courtyard. Orchestrated by Studio Director Jane Andrews and WCHF Art's Coordinator Jill Newman, students beckoned from a variety of courses to focus on the design of the courtyard space with inspiration from WAX.
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