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Wellington Faculty of Architecture and Design Innovation student work showcase

INTA311_Stage 4_Khue Bui.pdf

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Refurbishment of resort Borgor Egnazia's restaurant

The piece reflects the letter m's historical context of water in Semitic languages. It displays the form's movement replicating a 'double wave' and mimics microscopic water. 

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m, Aa–Z! : a typographic installation 

This project looks at the ways settler-colonisation has shaped the exisiting suburban landscape of Titahi Bay, and the communities residing within it. It seeks to engage landscape-led ways of understanding place and reconnection within the rapidly changing context emerging from treaty-settlements and transfer to iwi ownership. This challenges the conventional capitalist (extractive) methods of site analysis, land ownership, and development practices that have disrupted and degraded the communities’ relationships with whenua. 

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Towards a Relational Landscape: Whitireia Papakāinga

The proposed installation looks into providing students with individual spaces to be their cocoon. These spaces allow students to use their electronic devices to study, make video calls and relax. The design idea offers small pods attached to the atrium columns with different shapes and colours. As the design works primarily with the columns, it could easily be applicable to the other levels. 

Khue Bui

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Refurbishment of resort Borgor Egnazia's restaurant

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m, Aa–Z! : a typographic installation

Towards a Relational Landscape: Whitireia Papakāinga

Cocoon

Other Projects

m, Aa–Z! : a typographic installation

Towards a Relational Landscape: Whitireia Papakāinga

Cocoon