Mick Pearce - Profile

Mick Pearce
DesignInc and architect of CH2 building

Michael Pearce has been working in Australia, the UK, Zimbabwe and Zambia for 42 years. His experience covers a wide range, from building in remote parts of Central Africa to converting old buildings in North-East England and large-scale city developments in Harare and Chinhoyi, Zimbabwe’, an ecological exhibition centre in Belgium and the CH2 council office block in Melbourne, Australia.

Committed to appropriate ecological architecture, Michael Pearce has focused upon the development of buildings which have low maintenance, low capital and running costs and renewable energy systems of environmental control. The most recent work involves an approach to design in which the architecture expression is seen as a balance of the natural, the social and the economic environments in which the project is sited. He uses models from nature, copying natural processes which he studies through the new science of Biomimicry.

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DesignInc - www.designinc.com.au


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Case Studies

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Crumpler
Maverick Australian bag company Crumpler regularly wins best stand at trade shows around the world, including this year’s Outdoor Retailer Winter show in the US.
Sustainable Living Fabrics
Sustainable Living Fabrics, based in the Melbourne suburb of Oakleigh, makes furnishing fabrics for commercial interiors. They market their fabrics to architects and interior designers, who will specify SLF fabrics when they present a design to their clients.
Backcare & Seating
What is the true value of your IP, how do you value it and how do you protect it? Kumar Rajaratnam, founder and chief executive of Melbourne-based furniture company Backcare & Seating tells his story.

Events

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Marketing ‘Greener’ Products Seminar
5 March, 2009
Docklands, Victoria, Australia
Communicating Eco-Design — Staying on top of the market
5 May, 2009
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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