matt

MyGen Profile Generator peed=4&transitionStyle=a&showCaptions=1&albumID= 946578" /Tectonic-urban and socially reactive narrative.Washing away the pain of distress. A process of dealing with, healing and renewal concerned with emergency. This is all part of the social fusion of our urban and provincial environments.There are saviours of our perceived or realised distress. They exist almost in our subconscious, yet they are highly present members of our communities whose role it is to put their own safety on the line for the sanctity of human life in our communities.We take these people for granted. We expect them to be there for us constantly, present in the fabric of the demographic as if they are underlying a process spine in society. It is hard to wonder what we would do without these services. How would we cope?How are these public services located in the environment? How would we plan and locate civic and public Architecture in the natural and urban periphery surrounding Melbourne?Melbourne’s periphery is conducive of semi-rural townships and natural features that puncture and fluctuate along the horizon, visible from our journeys between the inner and outer areas of greater Melbourne.