Landscape & Urban Design Issue 18 2016 | Page 38

Photo: Coache Lacaille Paysagistes With her various projects, she tries to views and shifting pathways through the phenomena of everyday experience. remove the barriers between architecture site. The toggling movement conjures a SRCW is interested in challenging and landscape and think of the limit school of fish, or a flock of birds, flitting conventional engagement of form and as a space. Rosemarie Faille-Faubert in opposite directions yet connected as space, with the goal of inducing pause, is passionate about the discovery of a whole. The straw-like lightness of the inspiring reaction, and inciting response. landscape. She explores the different structures and brilliant yellow skin recall SRCW’s unconventional use of everyday scales, the tactile, the visual, sounds a field of floral blooms, contrasting the objects as sculptural materials seeks to and smells. With her projects she strives surrounding green landscape and blue sky. create accessibility through familiarity, to redefine the relationship between drawing upon shared experience in the humans and their environment through TiiLT challenges the notion of the garden user to evoke delight and excitement. architecture. in creating an interactive environment that SRCW regards the art of the garden as is part sculpture and part landscape - to the creation of an interactive sensory TiiLT by SRCW [Sean Radford, architect, evoke a sense of place and beauty from environment, to be fully inhabited in Chris Wiebe, designer], Winnipeg modest elements. TiiLT provides simple, moments of discovery and revelation. (Manitoba) Canada: intimate, shaded spaces in congregation, retrieving memories of long days in short One project received a special mention Finding roots in the formal geometries seasons, time spent alone and among from the jury and will be presented as a of the labyrinth and the many informal neighbours, embracing the feeling of special garden installation in 2016: camping traditions in the Canadian shared disconnection, together. Dress Up! by Ran Hwang, artist, Sangmok landscape, TiiLT is a transformable and inhabitable place for visitors to act, or to Sean Radford and Chris Wiebe (SRCW) Kim, architect, Sungwoo Kim, architect, idle, however they may be inclined. are designers active in the Winnipeg Shin Hee Park, fashion artist, Seoul, South architecture community. SRCW regards Korea / Beijing, China / New York, United Each structure may be flipped between the built form as an instigator of ideas, States: two orientations, responding to the a generator for reinterpretation of the position of the sun, offering alternating Photo: Craig Chapple 38 Landscape & Urban Design