We were commissioned by John Wardle Architect's to produce bespoke display framing for their travelling exhibition 'Coincidences' which toured Sydney and Melbourne. The framing was Victorian Ash and a modular construction method was employed to allow for ease of relocating the travelling exhibition.

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The framing is now displayed in the JWA Boardroom office and we were commissioned to produce a second set of the display frames for the newly opened JWA Sydney office.

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"Recurringly our work has enquired into the possibilities on the coexistence of the public and the private realms, exemplified in asking “Is it possible for a foyer to have the intimacy of a living room, or for a house to have the civic quality of a university building?”

Coincidences draws upon the recently published monograph This Building Likes Me, where projects are assembled as pairs and the relationships between them – some obvious and some obscure – are explored. 

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In a similar way, JWA invited a selection of renowned photographers to visit a pair of JWA projects and take one image of each. In doing so JWA invited them to find some aspect of commonality. The images do as much to reveal the mind of each photographer as they reveal aspects of JWA’s work."

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John Wardle

John Wardle Architects