The Exchange in Retrospect
The Exchange at the Knowledge Market in Victoria Harbour is showcasing a selection of its projects in a retrospective exhibition.
The exhibition is running until February 11 and is comprised of a series of prints exploring concepts of environmental and social sustainability – focused specifically on Docklands.
The Exchange has been a partnership between RMIT University and Lendlease. Students of design ethnography, architecture, landscape architecture, interior design, product design, service design and fashion design have applied their disciplines to projects based on Docklands.
The exhibition marks a process of winding down the 18-month project. A final event/exhibition will take place in the middle of the year.
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