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Welcome to Wellington Faculty of Architecture and Design Innovation student work showcase. This site showcases our student's best architecture and design work in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Wellington Faculty of Architecture and Design Innovation student work showcase

This poster was created to explain the operation and controls of the Aotea College environmental engineering systems. It was designed to indicate the systems in the building while giving detail about the efficiency of those systems and conveying how the occupants of the building can use them to create comfortable environments year round.

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Aotea College Environmental Engineering Installation Appaisal

Ō’s objective is to create a sensorial experience that enhances interception. This is done through weaving holistic Māori wellness back into the local vernacular.  Sincere interest in intelligent and sustainable design extends to every aspect of the geothermal journey, treading lightly with respect for the past, present and future. Materiality has been closely considered to help evoke a sense of place. Rammed earth draws similarities from the clay ground at Tokaanu. Charred timber mimics the trees that could not withstand the thermal conditions. A thatched roof references the resilient grasses and ponamu and rakau illustrate the ancient Māori massage, Mirimiri. 


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A climate adaptive street design which transforms a vehicle orientated street, Victoria Street, in Te Are, into one which incorporates not only different transportation modes, but also social, ecological and culturally-influenced hubs, and climate change resiliency design. Ultimately improving both environmental and human wellbeing. 

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Climate Adaptive Street Design

"Commonplace?" materializes a desire that seeks to highlight the letter 'a'. As one of the vowels, 'a' is often forgotten in the conscious mind, much like the carpets underneath your feet. 

Will Mattison

Aotea College Environmental Engineering Installation Appaisal

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Other Projects

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Climate Adaptive Street Design

a, Aa–Z! : a typographic installation

Other Projects

Ō

Climate Adaptive Street Design

a, Aa–Z! : a typographic installation