LAGI 2018
site typology: energy overlays
Through the vision and sponsorship of the State of Victoria the LAGI 2018 competition was held for Melbourne.
LAGI 2018 was free and open to anyone around the world, and invited artists, architects, designers, landscape architects, scientists, engineers, and others to submit proposals for large-scale and site-specific public art installations that generate clean energy for a site in Melbourne.
Through the leadership of the Department of Environment, Land, Water, and Planning (DELWP), Victoria is setting an example for the world with a goal of zero carbon emissions by 2050. Melbourne, already one of the most sustainable cities in the world, is targeting net-zero by 2020.
The Victoria State Renewable Energy Action Plan outlines the steps that the government is taking to ensure a smooth and equitable transition to a thriving post-carbon economy. LAGI is delighted to be one small part of that vision within the context of Action 13, “Supporting important artistic and cultural sustainability events.”
LAGI 2018 Supporter

LAGI 2018 Partners
City of Port Phillip
Carbon Arts
Carbon Arts generates and evaluates creative models for engaging society in imagining and shaping a more sustainable future.

Fed Square
Fed Square is very proud to be a carbon neutral precinct. The organisation works hard to be a leader in environmentally sustainable practices through a number of innovative, long term initiatives

Climarte
CLIMARTE harnesses the creative power of the arts to inform, engage and inspire action on climate change.

Regional Centre for Culture
Regional Centre for Culture is a year-long celebration of arts, culture and community focused on a particular geographic region of Victoria.

Hirmer
Art books which set standards — that is the vision of Hirmer Verlag. Hirmer Verlag is one of the most prestigious publishers of art books.

LAGI 2018 Events
October 3–5
LAGI Art+Energy Youth Camp
Workbook >
Outcomes >
Blog Post >
Port Phillip EcoCentre
October 7–9
LAGI Professional Workshop.
Guidelines >
Outcomes >
Website >
Castlemaine, Victoria
October 11–17
Exhibition, Awards Ceremony
Fed Square, Melbourne
October 23
LAGI Teacher Workshop
Port Phillip EcoCentre
October 24
LAGI Lecture
Grimshaw Melbourne, Breakfast Talk Series
October 19–28
Art is Power, Exhibition, Workshops, and Activations
St Kilda, Acland Street Plaza
Design Brief
Follow this link to find the > 2018 Design Guidelines Document
Publication
Energy Overlays, Hirmer Publishing, Purchase >

LAGI 2018 Jurors
Guy Abrahams
Co-Founder CLIMARTE
Charles Anderson
Senior Lecturer, Landscape Architecture, RMIT University
Director, CAStudios / SAALA
David Brand
City of Port Phillip Councillor
Architect
Elizabeth Corr
NRDC Manager, Art Partnerships & Events
Natural Resources Defense Council
Simon Corbell
Victorian Renewable Energy Advocate
William L. Fox
Director, Center for Art + Environment
Nevada Museum of Art
Jill Garner
Victorian Government Architect
Stan Krpan
Chief Executive Officer | Sustainability Victoria
Sustainability Victoria
Dr Beatriz Cristina Maturana
Founder of Architects for Peace, Academic Director at the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism, University of Chile
Kim Herforth Nielsen
Founder and Creative Director
3XN Architects
Sharon Pollard
General Manager Operations
Fed Square
Anna Skarbek
CEO, ClimateWorks Australia
Vicki Sowry
Director, Australian Network for Art and Technology
Martijn Wilder AM
Partner, Baker & McKenzie
























