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Wellington Faculty of Architecture and Design Innovation student work showcase

Re-generating Tory Street to become a climate adaptive urban space. The design responds to climate change and the associated urban-heat island effect, flooding and habitats restoration. The street becomes a key eco-system in the city, and an important ecological corridor connecting green spaces around the city fringe and waterfront. 


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Greening Tory Street

The project, 'Offset' explores the way in which an indoor mountain bike park could be built within the Kelburn campus to incorporate the view into the design.

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'Bike Park - Offset'

A pendant that simulates water. There is so much to learn from it. How to go with the flow, make your way through obstacles, and adapt to change. Water takes many forms, from sprinkles to rain; it can be beautiful or deadly. To me, it evokes a memory of home; the beach, calm and clear after a warm sunny day during summer. That feeling of cleansing is refreshing. This pendant symbolises all of that in a way that is truly remarkable and beautiful to see. My work explores the relationship between fluidity and material form. With influences from the calmest waves and an endless motion cycle, new synergies are synthesised as opaque and transparent layers.

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Flow

Using charcoal to study the movement of the body.

Ella Windner

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Greening Tory Street

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Other Projects

'Bike Park - Offset'

Flow

Study of the human body

Other Projects

'Bike Park - Offset'

Flow

Study of the human body