the Built Environment at the University of Newcastle, and includes projects from postgraduate students, staff and supervisors within the school who are engaged with creative practice research. The exhibition also includes Timothy Burke’s Exquisite Drawing Machines, which is the first creative practice PhD to be examined in the School of Architecture and the Built Environment.
The exhibition coincides with the opening of the Honeysuckle Placemaking projects funded through the Newcastle Port Community Contribution Fund and in so doing extends the exhibition into the public realm, along Honeysuckle Foreshore.
P E R I P H E R I E S
The Peripheries exhibition features work across a diverse array of domains in the School of Architecture and