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The Garden House is situated in an irreplaceable location at 85 Rathdowne Street, Carlton. It combines the best of city living with the stunning Carlton Gardens.

To capture these unique surroundings, Piccolo Developments sent renowned Australian photographer, Martain Mishkulnig on an artistic journey around the area. His brief was to capture the beauty the lies within close walking distance of the Garden House.

With each click of the camera, the number of steps from the site was recorded, demonstating the richness to be found in every direction.

This book illustrates his journey, starting with his first shot at 85 steps.

The Rooftop Cinema is again open for summer until March 27th. For the 2009/2010 season the artwork plays on genre movie posters from the 60s and 70s - be it gumshoe detectives, Vampires or Sci-fi heroes and heroines. The campaign is aged like the posters it was inspired by, with scuffs and torn edges, and the warm, pulpy texture of Envirocare.

The tickets, session timetable and all the information you need to know is printed on the lovely Envirocare 100% Recycled paper. 

We encourage you all to get on down (or up) to the rooftop in Melbourne on February 16th when we will be showing Visual Acoustics, The Modernism of Julius Shulman, a documentary about the late architectural photographer whose work epitomised the beauty of the Southern Californian modernist movement. The show will commence at dusk with drinks upon the roof from 7pm. As seats are limited please let your Paper Rep know in advance if you wish to join us on the night. Cheers and hope to see you there, Catherine.

In an environmentally sustainable world, part of our responsibility is to select paper that demonstrates a commitment to preserving the earth’s most precious resources. Designed by the AGDA (Australian Graphic Design Association) Queensland Student Council, the K.W.Doggett Fine Paper 2010 calendar pays homage to the sustainable use of paper while exploring the endless creative possibilities in which paper can be transformed. The calendar months show how you can tear, scrunch, rip, fold, twist and shred paper to make innovative artwork and design while recycling. Or better still, make it into something you can keep such as 12 quirky, naughty, lovable dogs.

Michael Hall seeks to document the causes and effects of climate change and give an overview of the way forward, through use of viable renewable technologies. His images offer a preview of the future: an early warning of things to come if we do nothing.

His goal is to connect these beautiful yet tragic images of our planet with the widest possible audience. Michael is seeking funding for this project and is open to collaboration.

If you'd like to contribute to the project or discuss related exhibition and publishing opportunities, please contact -

Michael Hall
Telephone: +61 (0)414 701 604
Email: climatechange@michaelhall.net
www.michaelhall.net/climatechange

Infused with the rich heady smell of coffee beans this digitally printed annual report really stands out from the crowd. 

Real Hessian coffee bags laminated to Rives Design paper mean that Channel Zero were able to provide Gloria Jeans with a tactile, unusual and ultimately coveted annual report.