Ottilie Ventiroso
MA work
MA work
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The Ilford Philharmonic: A Productive Amphibious Landscape
Situated in the fluvial wetlands of the river Roding, The Ilford Philharmonic is a large music house, which accommodates an exquisite public singing infrastructure within the chambers of a giant mythical pebble. Centred around a large flooded auditorium, within a grand foyer of niches, are a boat-building and instrument factory; a polyphony of rehearsal and performance vessels; a barbershop; an NHS sing centre; a commercial recording studio; and a musical instrument and manuscript library. The Ilford Philharmonic initiates a new productive amphibious infrastructure for London.
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MA Degree
School
School of Architecture
Programme
MA Architecture, 2010
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Contact
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07894 709928
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ADS1: IN-FORMATION
The Ilford Philharmonic: A Productive Amphibious Landscape
Situated in the fluvial wetlands of the river Roding, The Ilford Philharmonic is a large music house, which accommodates an exquisite public singing infrastructure within the chambers of a giant mythical pebble. Centred around a large flooded auditorium, within a grand foyer of niches, are a boat-building and instrument factory; a polyphony of rehearsal and performance vessels; a barbershop; an NHS sing centre; a commercial recording studio; and a musical instrument and manuscript library. The Ilford Philharmonic initiates a new productive amphibious infrastructure for London.
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Degrees
- ARB/RIBA Part 1, Architecture, Architectural Association, 2005; Foundation Art and Design, Chelsea College of Art, 2002
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Experience
- Co-founder, Studio Superniche, London, 2009 to present; Freelance architectural collaborator, Publicworks, Support Structure, Architects for Aid, London, 2005-8; Tutor, London Metropolitan University, London, 2006/7
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Exhibitions
- Open City: Designing Coexistence, Rotterdam International Architecture Biennale, Rotterdam, Netherlands, 2009; Guerilla Gateway, Kemistry, London, 2007; Make Shift, Bag Factory, Triangle Arts Trust, Johanessberg, South Africa, 2005; My Sweet Home, Spiral Gallery, Tokyo, Japan, 2003
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Awards
- 2010; First prize, Parallel Cases Biennale Award, Rotterdam International Architecture Biennale, 2009; First prize, Worshipful Company of Painter Stainers Young Artist Award, 2000