Kerstin Thompson to talk at Spark 2016
House at Hanging Rock by Kerstin Thompson Architects.
Aesop emporium by Kerstin Thompson Architects.
Spark Festival is an annual week long event hosted by the School of Media Arts on the Waikato
Institute of Technology (Wintec) city campus in Hamilton. Spark Festival welcomes creative minds from around New Zealand and the world, celebrating contemporary arts, media, music and design. For Spark 2016, Melbourne architect Kerstin Thompson will be a keynote speaker.
Kerstin Thompson is principal at Kerstin Thompson Architects (KTA). Established in Melbourne in 1994, the studio’s work encompasses architecture, interiors, landscape and urban design. The practice has carried out award-winning work ranging in scale and program from art and design schools for universities to multi-residential developments, museums, police stations, and primary schools.
Recent awards include the AIA National Award and Robin Boyd Award for House at Hanging Rock (2014) and the WAF shortlisted project Marysville Police Station (2013).
Kerstin will speak on Wednesday 1o August at 6pm.
For more information on the Spark festival, see here.