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As Australia navigates the complexities of urban densification, the traditional concept of the backyard must be redefined to align with the demands of modern, high-density living while preserving its foundational values.

Auburn Backyards

Tina Kartsounis
MArch
The line dissects the site acting as a means of wayfinding without words, such that the language school functions as a tool for translation in itself | Floor Plan 1:250

Rewriting The City

Jasmine Sharp
MArch
The scheme provides space for the messy, creative functions that would usually take place in garages and spare rooms, which are lost in high-density living, bringing these domestic creative practices into the public realm.

Re-making

Poppy Brown
MArch
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Weaving Odyssey

Yichan Wei
MArch
Connection between the internal displays of identity and the public space allows the identities of migrants to permeate the city beyond, especially in a city that lacks reflection of its residents due to globalisation.

Auburn Museum of Migration

Enoch Mak
MArch
MALL.E.ABLE Auburn initiates a rediscover of the urban space to foster a link between space, commerce and civic development. It is envisioned that Auburn should be transformative and constantly reinvented.

MALL.E.ABLE AUBURN

Eddie Yu
MArch
Cyanotype Isometric Collage

Living Archive of Auburn

John Suh
MArch
AXONOMETRIC OF AUBURN POOLS Each platform of Auburn Pools hosts a different pool typology, positioned depending on the sun access required and privacy level of that particular pool type.

Auburn Pools

Vincent Burkitt-Doyle
MArch
Project title: PLAY AUBURN II: Auburn Central Recreational Park Thesis tite: Life Between Buildings Thesis questions: How “play” architecturally encourage social interactions in a culturally-diverse, high-density area of Auburn?

PLAY AUBURN II: Auburn Central Recreational Park

Lade Tran
MArch
‘Dining Room’ diagram communicating the ritual space before, in preparation and during ceremony.

Setting the Table

Makenzie Wilson
MArch
"Embark on a leisurely journey through the Tea Museum, where every step reveals the artistry of tea—from the delicate plucking of leaves to the serene ritual of sipping. Experience the sensory symphony of the tea gardens, as tradition and taste meet in a contemplative stroll."

Tea Museum “Leaves of Unity: The Tea Museum as a Third Place of Cultural Confluence”

Sakshi Sakshi
MArch
The four key elements that build a successful public space are Play, Move, Rest and View.

Auburn Central Park

Sujjit Prakash Chand
MArch
Reflective Projections exhibiting William Wang's self-portrait photography series

Auburn Public Projection Archive: Memory in Motion

Irene Bai
MArch