26/05/2026
Exhibiting today at Urban Futures Studio at the Melbourne School of Design
This exhibition presents the exploratory work of students in the Urban Futures Studio at the Melbourne School of Design, investigating the trajectories, flows, and frictions between human and non-human agents within the contested spaces beneath power line corridors.
Building on the Connected Corridors Project, the projects on display propose new strategies, frameworks, guidelines, and modes of engagement that reimagine possible futures for these underutilised and often overlooked landscapes.
Through speculative methods, ecological thinking, and spatial experimentation, the exhibition reconsiders the value of infrastructure corridors as connective landscapes — spaces that can reconnect people with nature, invite biodiversity to flourish, and weave communities back together through shared ecological futures.
Exhibitors: Ariq Dhia Athallah, Theodore Eliot, Darby Georgeson, Kseniya Gurko, Terry Ho, Madeline Lukito, Farrel Nathanael, Yuka Nishimura, Zulaikha Pattimahu, Jose Rueda, Amanda Saputri, Ivan To, Gilbert Winarto, Shuyu Yang.
Studio Leaders: & Bridget Keane
Studio Collaborators: , , City of Casey, Melbourne centre for cities,
🗓️ When: Tuesday 26th of May, 5pm-7pm
📍 Where: (35-53 Emma Street, Collingwood)