Influence Edmond and Corrigan + Peter Corrigan |
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| Editor:
| Mitsogianni, Vivian |
| Author:
| Mitsogianni, Vivian |
| Contribution by:
| Baracco, Mauro
Bertram, Nigel
Neustupny, Marika
Brew, Peter
Davies, Emily
Edquist, Harriet
Fox, Paul
Frangos, Senesios
Giannini, Eli
Ranger, Catherine
Goad, Philip
Hamann, Conrad
Van Herk, Paul
Hunter, Philip
Möller, Vera
Jackson, Emma
McDougall, Ian
Morgan, Paul
Phillips, Christine
Raggatt, Mark
Van Schaik, Leon
Schulz, Dan
Spooner, Michael
Thompson, Kerstin
Dawson, Andrew
Troiani, Igea
Tullock, Eleanor
Moran, Barry
Edmond, Maggie
Drysdale, Simon
Luxford, Robert
Macasaet, Patrick |
| ISBN: | 978-0-6484355-0-1 |
| Publication Date: | Oct 2019 |
| Publisher: | Uro Publications
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| Book Format: | Hardback |
| List Price: | AUD $65.00 |
Book Description:
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Through his practice Edmond and Corrigan, established with partner Maggie Corrigan in Melbourne in the 1970s, and nearly four decades of teaching at RMIT University, Peter Corrigan (1941-2016) shaped both the architectural fabric of his home city and the minds of several generations of Australian architects.Corrigan's philosophy of "living a life through architecture" saw him tirelessly engage in teaching, writing, exhibitions, publishing, building and theatre, all of which was...
More DescriptionThrough his practice Edmond and Corrigan, established with partner Maggie Corrigan in Melbourne in the 1970s, and nearly four decades of teaching at RMIT University, Peter Corrigan (1941-2016) shaped both the architectural fabric of his home city and the minds of several generations of Australian architects.Corrigan's philosophy of "living a life through architecture" saw him tirelessly engage in teaching, writing, exhibitions, publishing, building and theatre, all of which was interwoven in a deliberate contribution of ideas. This book documents and celebrates that contribution and its cultural legacy. It draws together essays by current and former RMIT Architecture staff and students, as well as the wider community of practice, that explore the influence of Edmond and Corrigan on their work.These are leavened with a rich trove of previously unpublished correspondence, drawings and other material from the RMIT Design Archives, to trace the dense web of social relations and relentless creative production that saw Corrigan become such an influential cultural force in Australia, and most especially Melbourne.