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LAVA (Laboratory for Visionary Architecture)
Laboratory for Visionary Architecture, Australia / GermanyKey ProjectsFeatured Buildings by LAVA, alphabetical:Customs House origami tigers, Sydney, Australia Jan 2010  image : LAVA Customs House origami tigers Customs House Sydney Installation : Green Void, Sydney, Australia Jan 2009  photo : Peter Murphy A spectacular architectural installation of green Lycra inspired by the geometries of plants, spider webs and soap bubbles has taken over five levels of the central atrium of Customs House Sydney, Australia. Future Hotel, Duisburg, Germany 2008  photo © gee-ly Future Hotel Masdar Design Competition, UAE : LAVA win 2009-  image : LAVA Masdar Design Contest Michael Schumacher Tower, Abu Dhabi, UAE 2008-  image : LAVA “The Tower marks a departure from traditional architectural thinking”, state the architects Chris Bosse and Tobias Wallisser. Michael Schumacher Tower : the first in a series of seven towers to be built worldwide UTS Tower Skin, Sydney, Australia 2010-  image : LAVA UTS Tower Skin - University of Technology Broadway Tower More projects by LAVA architects online soon |
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LAVA (Laboratory for Visionary Architecture) - architects
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Architecture: LAVA (Laboratory for Visionary Architecture), Stuttgart | Sydney with Wenzel+Wenzel, Abu Dhabi
Studio Addresses:
LAVA Europe Heilbronner Strasse 7 70191 Stuttgart
LAVA Asia Pacific 72 Campbell Street Surry Hills 2010 Sydney
directors@l-a-v-a.net
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Laboratory for Visionary Architecture - Background to the Studio
LAVA was founded by Chris Bosse and Tobias Wallisser in 2007. During its first year, the office has completed a wide range of projects in Germany, Australia and the U.A.E. Chris Bosse is the director of LAVA Asia Pacific, based in Sydney, Australia. Chris is Adjunct Professor and Innovation fellow at the University of Technology, Sydney and lectures worldwide. Educated in Germany and Switzerland, Chris worked with several high-profile European Architects before moving to Sydney. For a number of years Chris was Associate Architect at PTW Architects in Sydney, completing many projects in China, Vietnam, the Middle-East and Japan. Chris's work on the Watercube swimming center in Beijing received the prestigious Atmosphere Award at the 9th Annual Venice Biennale and Chris was recently recognized as an emerging architect on the world stage by the RIBA London.
Tobias Wallisser and Alexander Rieck are the directors of LAVA Europe and are based in Stuttgart, Germany. Tobias is Professor of Innovative Construction and Spatial concepts at the State Academy of Fine Arts Stuttgart. After studying architecture in Berlin, Stuttgart and New York, Tobias worked in the United States, Netherlands and Germany. For 10 years Tobias was Associate Architect at UNStudio in Amsterdam, completing a series of high profile projects and master plans including the World Trade Center project in New York and the Arnhem Interchange. Tobias was instrumental in the emergence of the recent Stuttgart Mercedes-Benz Museum which has attracted worldwide attention for its innovative spatial concept. Alexander works as a senior researcher at the renowned Fraunhofer Institute in Stuttgart. He studied architecture in Stuttgart and Phoenix and worked for a number of high-profile architects in Germany before joining the field of research. He started his research career in the Virtual Reality environment. Alexander has led many of the Office 21 research projects that produced groundbreaking work in the field of future office organisation. He is a renowned expert on innovations in the fields of office, hotel, living and future construction, and an author of many publications about working environments and building processes of the future.
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