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Honi Soit is the weekly student newspaper of the University of Sydney. It has a proud reputation of being the most vibrant and prestigious student publication…
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Gordi Shares Live Performance of ‘Sandwiches’ Gordi has shared her performance of ‘Sandwiches’ recorded at Phoenix Central Park in Sydney. “It’s a genuine privilege to be able to play live music again as the pandemic rages on around the world,” Gordi says. “Tucked away in Chippendale in Sydney, Phoenix Central Park seemed an unassuming place when I first looked at it from the outside. But beyond the concrete door, there is this enchanting, arresting space. “On March 3rd of this year I performed there – it was just me, a harmonium I bought on Gumtree, a guitar, some noise-...
Gordi Shares Live Performance of ‘Sandwiches’ Gordi has shared her performance of ‘Sandwiches’ recorded at Phoenix Central Park in Sydney. “It’s a genuine privilege to be able to play live music again as the pandemic rages on around the world,” Gordi says. “Tucked away in Chippendale in Sydney, Phoenix Central Park seemed an unassuming place when I first looked at it from the outside. But beyond the concrete door, there is this enchanting, arresting space. “On March 3rd of this year I performed there – it was just me, a harmonium I bought on Gumtree, a guitar, some noise-...
VB: Have you come across any particular building that may have inspired you to go into architecture? RJ: When I told my art teacher at Maine College of Art in Portland, Maine where I studied color theory, sculpture, and photography that I wanted to pursue architecture he recommended me to go visit the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts in Deer Isle, Maine [1961] designed by Edward Larrabee Barnes [1915-2004]. I fell in love with the ocean-front campus with its vernacular style pavilions raised on stilts and interconnected by a series of walkways. Larrabee Barnes became my first favorite archi...