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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

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Danbie Bong ARCHI 212

This project looked at redesigning a city block on the corner of Manners St,Victoria St, and Lombard St in Te aro and turning it into an epicentre for carbon sequestration. The idea ofreintroducing large amounts of vegetation back into urban environments  was also used in the design processhence the name ‘Overgrowth.’ With the outcome being a new corner city block that recycles carbon at a high ratewhile also creating a new micro climate in an urban environment where for once it feels like a living, thriving,and rich environment.

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Overgrowth

Using charcoal to study the movement of the body.

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Study of the human body

The project explores and develops ideas of contrast, fluidity, undulation and twisting through a Pavilion architecture. 

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Sculptural Pavilion 

Danbie Bong

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Danbie Bong ARCHI 212

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Other Projects

Overgrowth

Study of the human body

Sculptural Pavilion

Other Projects

Overgrowth

Study of the human body

Sculptural Pavilion