Back to EventsPart cake competition, part ideas exhibition – this event asks what our cities would look like if we designed them to be edible. Designers, Freo locals, bakers and thinkers are invited to select a site in Walyalup / Fremantle and reimagine it as a cake landscape.
Join us for an exhibition of cakes, followed by judging, prize-giving and tasting. For cake designers, their friends and anyone who thinks about the built environment – or simply enjoys cake. Hosted by Rosie Halsmith and Loren Holmes.
If you’d like to enter a cake, register by getting a ‘Cake Entry’ ticket . Both team and individual entries are welcome. It’s $20/cake, with all money donated to Gondwana Link.
If you’d like to come along for the exhibition, judging and tasting, grab a ‘General Admission’ ticket.
Full address:
Level 2 Atwell Building
3 Cantonment Street, Fremantle
For questions about this event, please contact the organiser.
Rosie Halsmith
Rosie is a consultant in landscape architecture and co-design and a Lecturer in Landscape Architecture at the School of Design, University of Western Australia. Rosie’s is focused on a design process that allows listening to, learning from and designing with both human and more-than-human residents of a site. Rosie is passionate about communicating what design is and can do. She has held positions on state and national committees for the Australian Institute of Landscape Architecture and is a regular contributor to publications such as Landscape Australia, Foreground and The Architect.
Loren Holmes
Loren is a multidisciplinary designer with over 20 years’ experience translating complex ideas into clear, compelling work across built environment, arts, and communications. Her practice spans landscape architecture, architecture, public art, and graphic design, with a particular focus on place-led storytelling. She also teaches in landscape architecture and architecture.