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  PIA EDNIE-BROWN RMIT Associate Professor in Architecture RMIT Architecture Design Electives Coordinator SIAL Research Leader Group email: pia.ednie-brown@rmit.edu.au Practice: Onomatopoeia Qualifications BArch, PGDip (Art), PhD Program Responsibilities Coordinator: Architecture Design Electives SIAL Research Leader Group Teaching Commitments Design studios, electives, postgraduate supervision. Community Involvement Editorial Board - Fibreculture journal Advisory Board – Inflexions. A journal for research creation. Practice Key Projects Onomatopoeia – onomatopoeia.com.au/practice Research Area Design innovation, contemporary design process and composition theory, as specifically related to emergence theory, aesthetics, psychology and affect, and biological and computational techniques. Publications Scholarly book chapters Ednie-Brown, Pia (2011 – accepted: 30th Nov 2010/forthcoming), ‘Collective Composition: design innovation as an issue of style’, The Design Collective: An Approach to Practice, Harriet Edquist and Laurene Vaughan (eds.), Cambridge Scholars Publishing. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2009) ‘Feeling Green: Plastic Transformability and Generative Critique’, Sustain and Develop , 306090 Books: Vol 13, Joshua Bolchover, Jonathan D. Solomon (eds), New York: 306090, Inc – Princeton Architectural Press, pp. 271-279. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2009) ‘Plastic Green’, Plastic Green: designing for environmental transformation, Pia Ednie-Brown, Melbourne: RMIT Publishing., pp. 1-7, 10-13, 42-47, 122-129. Ednie-Brown, Pia and Mewburn, Inger (2006) 'Laughter and The Undeniable Difference Between Us', in Hamilton, Jillian (Ed.) Intimate Transactions: Art, Exhibition and Interaction within Distributed Network Environments, Australian Center for Interaction Design, Queensland University of Technology, pp. 76-87. Ednie-Brown, Pia and Minifie, Paul (2004) ‘Viability’, Preter, Stuart Harrison (ed), Melbourne: RMIT Publishing, pp. 20-25. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2001), ‘Diagramming Innovation-Scapes’, Hugh Brown, Geert Lovink and Helen Merrick (eds), Politics of a Digital Present: An inventory of Australian net culture, criticism and theory, Sydney: Fibreculture Publications, pp. 197-203. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2000) 'Style, Science and the Secret of Architecture', Re-Framing Architecture; Theory, Science and Myth, Michael Ostwald and John Moore (eds), Archadia Press, Sydney, pp. 61-68. Edited books Ednie-Brown, Pia, ed. (2009), Plastic Green: designing for environmental transformation, Melbourne: RMIT Publishing. Refereed scholarly journal articles Ednie-Brown, Pia (2011), ‘Falling into the Surface’, The International Journal of Screendance, Volume Two, 2011, Parallel Press/University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA (forthcoming). Ednie-Brown, Pia (2009), ‘Rising Out of the Affective Sea: Emergence and Architectural Composition’, Architectural Design Research [ERA: B], Brent Allpress & Michael Ostwald (eds), Vol 3, No 1 (ISSN 1448-9007), pp 103-131. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2008), 'Plastic Super Models: aesthetics, architecture and the model of emergence', Fibreculture Journal [ERA: B], Issue 12: Models, Metamodels and Contemporary Media, Andrew Murphie and Gary Genosko (eds), http://journal.fibreculture.org/ Ednie-Brown, Pia (2006a) 'CONTINUUM; a self engineering creature-culture', Collective Intelligence, Chris Perry and Chris Hight (guest eds), Architectural Design Academy Editions [ERA: A*], London, Volume 76, Issue 5, September/October, pp. 18-25 Ednie-Brown, Pia (2006b) ' All-Over, Over-All: biothing and Emergent Composition', Programming Architecture, Michael Silver (guest ed), Architectural Design Academy Editions [ERA: A*], Helen Castle (ed), London, No 182, Vol 76, no 4, London, July/August, pp. 72-81 Ednie-Brown, Pia (2001), 'The Will to Animation', Animation and Architecture, Bob Fear (ed), Architectural Design Academy Editions [ERA: A*], Vol 71, no 2, London: Wiley-Academy, pp 64-73. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2000), 'The Texture of Diagrams', Diagrammania, Gerrit Confurius (ed), Daidalos; issue 74, Berlin, pp. 72-79. Ednie-Brown, Pia (1999) 'Falling into the Surface', Hypersurface Architecture II, Stephen Perrella (ed), Architectural Design Academy Editions [ERA: A*], vol 69, no.9-10, London, pp.8-11. Ednie-Brown, Pia (1998) 'Getting Things out of Perspective', Antithesis; Everyday Evasions: Cultural Practices and Politics, [ERA C] Vol 9, University of Melbourne, pp. 74-82. Conference submissions Conference papers Ednie-Brown, Pia & Keane, Jondi (2010) ‘Affective Flashpoints: imagination and embodied change’, Australasian Society for Continental Philosophy Annual Conference 2010: Affect Ednie-Brown, Pia (2010) ‘Where Monstrosity Dovetails Delight’, Changing the Climate: Utopia, Dystopia and Catastrophe: The Fourth Australian Conference on Utopia, Dystopia and Science Fiction, Centre for Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies, Monash University. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2010) ‘Fabulous Creatures: elegant swarms and parametric politics’, Alternative Practices in Design: The Collective – Past, Present & Future, Conference Proceedings 2010, RMIT University, ISBN 978-1-921426-67-4 Ednie-Brown, Pia (2009) ‘Technologies of Vitality’, Re:live, Media Art History, VCA, Melbourne. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2005) ‘Processual Consistency’, Drawing Together: convergent practices in architectural education, Refereed proceedings, Third international conference of the Association of Architecture Schools of Australasia (AASA) Editors: Kathi Holt-Damant and Paul Sanders. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2002) ‘Emergent Aesthetics and the Twist of Consciousness’ at the fourth international CaiiA-STAR Consciousness Reframed Conference, BEAP (Biennale of Electronic Arts in Perth, WA) Ednie-Brown, Pia (2000) ‘Animating the Aporia of Architectural Practice’, Habitus Architecture Conference, Curtin University, Perth, Western Australia. Ednie-Brown, Pia (1995) ‘Bad Boys and Shape Changing Girls’ CRCC/ASPACL Conference; Writing Post Colonial History. Deakin University, VIC, Australia. Ednie-Brown, Pia (1995) ‘Bad Boys and Shape Changing Girls’ Framing Communication: Exclusions Edges and Cores. Edith Cowan University. WA, Australia. Invited papers and presentations Ednie-Brown, Pia (2010) ‘A Creaturely Play Procedure: Architecture that Creatures’, 3rd International Arakawa and Gins Architecture and Philosophy Conference, Guggenheim Museum. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2010) ‘Open Wide, Come Inside: laughter, composure and architectural play’, keynote presentation, 3rd International on-line Arakawa and Gins Architecture and Philosophy Conference. http://ag3.griffith.edu.au Ednie-Brown, Pia (2009) ‘The Erotic Return.’ SEAM Conference, Sydney. Keynote presentation. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2009) ‘Character Building. A discussion about the character of design process, and how this character might enliven the things we design’, National Portrait Gallery public lecture. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2009), ‘The Flight to SeaStar: designing evolution’, workshop presentation with keynote speaker, Veronika Valk (Estonia), Parallax conference, RAIA National Conference. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2005), ‘Holding Together’, Philosophy and Architecture series, Melbourne School of Continental Philosophy. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2005), ‘Where to next ? Exploring the spatial concepts of Contemporary Architecture’, National Gallery of Victoria, public lecture series. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2004), ‘The Aesthetics of Diagramming’, QUT Architecture School, public lecture series. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2004), ‘Emergent Forms of Experience’, Sensoria Conference, RMIT University. *Ednie-Brown, Pia (2003), ‘Space is a Gut Feeling’ Deep Space forum, Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2002) ‘Textures of Inhuman Intimacy’, I Link Therefore I Am: Digital Design Literacies, symposium, RMIT, April 2002 Ednie-Brown, Pia (2000) The Animate, School of Architecture, Ljubljana University, Ljubljana, Slovenia, November Ednie-Brown, Pia (2000), ‘The Will to Animation’, School of Architecture, Technical University, Berlin, Germany. public lecture. Ednie-Brown, Pia (2000) ‘Bubble Abandon (bursting the disciplinary bubble)’ Architectural Theory Symposium, Newcastle, NSW. Ednie-Brown, Pia (1999). ‘A Post-Digital Manifesto’, Architectural Insites Symposium Symposium. Melbourne. Ednie-Brown, Pia (1999), ‘Concrete Affiliations and Mobile Practices’, Flashpoint99 Architecture conference, UNSW. Sydney. Other professional journals Ednie-Brown, Pia (2008), 'Uzorci materijalizacije' (translated from 'Emergent Composure'), Oris 51, Zagreb: ARHITEKT, pp 136-147 Events + Exhibitions 2009 ‘Plastic Futures’. Installation/exhibition. With RMIT Masters of Architecture and fashion students. Victorian State of Design Festival, July 2009. 2005 ‘The Shower’ (interactive installation) with Bruce Mowson, Hatched, Perth Institute of Contemporary Art, June-July 2005 ‘Intimate Transactions’ (multi-user, networked interactive artwork: haptic feedback system) with Inger Mewburn and the Transmute Collective. Exhibited widely in more than 20 venues internationally. 2004 ‘The Shower’ - interactive installation Job Lot #59 curated by LouiseAnn Zahra, The Project Space gallery May 24 - June 11, 2004 ‘The Shower’ - interactive installation ‘Art For Your Senses’, Blind-deaf Awareness Week Exhibition The Artery Gallery, Fitzroy, June 29 - July 12, 2004 ‘The Tube’ - immersive installation Beijing Architecture Biennale,. September 2004 2003 – Curator/director: ‘Skins of Intimate Distance’, group exhibition staged at Experimedia space, State Library of Victoria, November 2003. Awards + Achievements 2008 – PhD shortlisted with three others for the RIBA President’s Award for Research - Outstanding Thesis award. 2005 – Honorary Mention in Prix Ars Electronica 2005, for Intimate Transactions, multi-user interactive installation. 2000 – 10th Annual BHERT Award: awarded to the Telstra Home Team at the Interactive Information Institute (of which I was a team member in 1999) for "Outstanding Achievement in Collaboration in Education and Training." | ||||||||
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