July 26th 2025
for Open House Melbourne
with OFFICE
in 3553
Heritage Coexistence Part 2: Stories of the City – Yálla-birr-ang Collingwood featured a conversation with Michael McMahon, Sandra Githinji and Dr Jock Gillbert, moderated by Milica Božić. The event brought together European and Indigenous architectural and cultural heritage perspectives and people while allowing other forms of heritage to emerge in the conversation. The idea was to approach heritage in an open-ended and experimental way. The intention was to spark a debate and pose questions rather than seek definite answers. After the discussion, there was room for an open exchange with the audience.
Following the talk, there was a visual heritage encounter and a social event. It involved the work that Milica has produced as a heritage coexistence experiment using LIDAR technology and projections. As the sun sets, the point cloud scans created an experimental experience of Yálla-birr-ang_ Collingwood heritage blending into coexistence, in this way re-thinking the hierarchies and layers of heritage as an extension of the questions opened.
Click here to listen to the talk (coming soon)
special thanks to:
Michael McMahon, Sandra Githinji and dr Jock Gillbert
photography by:
Leo Showell
https://leoshowell.com/
projection mapping & animation by:
Martin Gerald
https://openhousemelbourne.org/event/heritage-coexistence-part-2-stories-of-the-city-yalla-birr-ang_collingwood/
July 26th 2025
for Open House Melbourne
with OFFICE
in 3553
for Open House Melbourne
with OFFICE
in 3553
Heritage Coexistence Part 2: Stories of the City – Yálla-birr-ang Collingwood featured a conversation with Michael McMahon, Sandra Githinji and Dr Jock Gillbert, moderated by Milica Božić. The event brought together European and Indigenous architectural and cultural heritage perspectives and people while allowing other forms of heritage to emerge in the conversation. The idea was to approach heritage in an open-ended and experimental way. The intention was to spark a debate and pose questions rather than seek definite answers. After the discussion, there was room for an open exchange with the audience.
Following the talk, there was a visual heritage encounter and a social event. It involved the work that Milica has produced as a heritage coexistence experiment using LIDAR technology and projections. As the sun sets, the point cloud scans created an experimental experience of Yálla-birr-ang_ Collingwood heritage blending into coexistence, in this way re-thinking the hierarchies and layers of heritage as an extension of the questions opened.
Following the talk, there was a visual heritage encounter and a social event. It involved the work that Milica has produced as a heritage coexistence experiment using LIDAR technology and projections. As the sun sets, the point cloud scans created an experimental experience of Yálla-birr-ang_ Collingwood heritage blending into coexistence, in this way re-thinking the hierarchies and layers of heritage as an extension of the questions opened.
Click here to listen to the talk (coming soon)
special thanks to:
Michael McMahon, Sandra Githinji and dr Jock Gillbert
photography by:
Leo Showell
https://leoshowell.com/
projection mapping & animation by:
Martin Gerald
special thanks to:
Michael McMahon, Sandra Githinji and dr Jock Gillbert
photography by:
Leo Showell
https://leoshowell.com/
projection mapping & animation by:
Martin Gerald
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