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Taking it’s name from a crime novel, Indigo Slam transforms the former Simona warehouse site in Chippendale into an inspiring residence for Australia’s most prominent art collector and philanthropist, Judith Neilson. David Meagher. David Meagher. In 2016, she moved into a curvaceous concrete mansion in Chippendale named Indigo Slam, again designed by Smart, which is as much a sculpture as a home. Judith called me up one day and said “I want to build a new house in the old Simona warehouse in Chippendale and I … The architect, William Smart, designed the White Rabbit Gallery, so he knows how I think and vice versa. Designed in 2008, completed earlier this year and named for a crime novel by its owner, Indigo Slam is the private residence of art collector and philanthropist Judith Nielson, owner of Chippendale’s perennially brilliant White Rabbit Gallery. 86 Likes, 2 Comments - Judith Neilson (@whitehotrabbit) on Instagram: “tonight an angel visited Indigo Slam ....Valer Sabadus. Judith Neilson home Indigo Slam wins Australian Institute of Architects 2016 award. Indigo Slam, was designed by architect William Smart. Source:Supplied #valersabadus #music #art #architecture…” It presents the most spectacular example of contemporary Australian residential architecture.
In 2016, she moved into a curvaceous concrete mansion in Chippendale named Indigo Slam, again designed by Smart, which is as much a sculpture as a home. These include oversized vertical timber blinds that turn and retract by means of hanging chains and … The brief from owner, billionaire art collector Judith Nielson, was for Indigo Slam to “last 100 years”. Let’s talk about Indigo Slam. Indigo Slam The residence of Judith Neilson is a sculpture to be lived in. Designed in 2008, completed earlier this year and named for a crime novel by its owner, Indigo Slam is the private residence of art collector and philanthropist Judith Nielson, owner of Chippendale’s perennially brilliant White Rabbit Gallery. Judith Neilson's White Rabbit Gallery displays selections from one of the world's largest and most significant collections of contemporary Chinese art. The Client’s brief called for something extraordinary – a piece of sculpture to be lived in. The house, completed in 2016 and named Indigo Slam, is sculptural both … Neilson has become something of a fairy godmother to the area, pouring millions into a series of spectacular architectural projects. When Judith Neilson commissioned William Smart and Smart Design Studio to design her new Chippendale home she wanted a house that was, instead, a ‘sculpture to be lived in’. Editor, WISH @ DavidFMeagher. Yes, the project is for the creator and director of the White Rabbit Gallery which we designed in 2008. Indigo Slam, the home of White Rabbit Gallery owner and philanthropist Judith Neilson, won the 2016 AIA National Architecture Awards for New Residential Architecture. Materials are selected to wear and endure and fittings to last, with operable elements mechanically rather than digitally operated. Picture: Smart Design Studio/Sharrin Rees. With Indigo Slam, I was starting from scratch, so I wanted to make something great. Editor, WISH @ DavidFMeagher. Sharrin Rees Advertisement
You have said that this is a very special building for you. Judith Neilson home Indigo Slam wins Australian Institute of Architects 2016 award. Indigo Slam, was designed by architect William Smart. The brief was for Indigo Slam to last 100 years. Could you explain how this is reflected in Indigo Slam and the Judith Neilson Chair in Architecture? Neilson has become something of a fairy godmother to the area, pouring millions into a series of spectacular architectural projects. The property, called Indigo Slam after a detective novel by Robert Crais (Neilson, who trained as a graphic designer, is drawn to the colour indigo), is more monument or museum than private residence.
According to Smart the house, Indigo Slam, has been designed as a "piece of sculpture to be lived in". White Rabbit Gallery founder Judith Neilson in her newly completed home Indigo Slam, in Chippendale, Sydney.