Rodney Eggleston and Anne-Laure Cavigneaux have begun a new office known as March Studio. March rejects current trends centred around high technology, drawing inspiration from the low-fi; from nostalgia, collective chaos and most importantly from ideas. Whilst training in Architecture at RMIT, Eggleston initiated the DireTribe Studio with fellow students. As director of the company, Eggleston headed many of their most successful projects, including the institutional Section 08 Container Bar, Pen Plan Paris, and the 2007 National Interior Design Award winner, Dusk Bar. Eggleston has also worked at the Office for Metropolitan Architecture in Rotterdam under Rem Koolhaas. Anne-Laure Cavigneaux’s work as a graphic artist and web designer have taken her from her roots in Paris, to London, Rotterdam, and now to Melbourne.
Focusing on social interaction, Cavigneaux exemplifies a new generation of graphic artists, concerned first most with ideas than aesthetics.
