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Anaca Lee DSDN 112 

Located in Central Wellington on Wakefield Street this project looked at my perspective of a climate adaptive street. My concept was something that gives back to both the people and the land. This is why I focused on a hydrological system that fed on an urban farm connecting the street framework to the urban park I created from a condemned building site.

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Te whakahoki ki te whenua

Restore Value asks; what if waste material was perceived as the greatest untapped resource? This research challenges the archetypes of spatial practice through various design processes and methods that give agency to waste material. Reusing reclaimed building materials could be a pivotal method to reduce overall material waste and decrease the need for new extraction, looking at demolition waste as a potential reservoir for future materials. Due to the large amounts of waste from the interior industry, this work reframes demolition waste to celebrate the imperfections aesthetically.

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Te whakahoki ki te whenua

Restore Value

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Te whakahoki ki te whenua

Restore Value

Meadow