WAX directors Warwick Keates and Amanda Balmer commemorated their five year anniversary milestone last night with clients, friends and family at the Flinders University Gallery. It was a chance for WAX team members new and old to say a big thank you to those that have influenced and helped along the way, whilst continuing to forge the successful relationships that have seen WAX develop as one of Adelaide’s leading Landscape Architect practices.
The venue supplied the perfect synergy for WAX’s desire to connect art and landscape, with an exhibition titled ‘Received Moments’ that shared the work of Adelaide born photographer, Robert McFarlane. The photographs throughout the gallery highlighted some of Australia’s most memorable photographic images allowing all present a chance to quietly reflect their past collaborations with WAX. As alluded to by Warwick during a short speech, WAX has enjoyed the past challenges set upon them and the night was not only about reflection and memories but also a reminder of WAX’s enthusiastic and whole hearted approach to its future and the challenges that lay ahead.
From the team at WAX a huge thank you goes to those people who have made the journey so far possible, memorable, challenging, exciting and fun.