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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

Inspired by 2x4's Multifesto, View From Here is a short manifesto about the manifestation of personal perspective in art & design. 

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View From Here

A type specimen inspired by nefarious literary character and built off the inspiration of black-letter structures and rules. 

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Anomie: a type specimen

Using charcoal to study the movement of the body.

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Study of the human body

The house of knowledge uses ‘structure as architecture’ and incorporates nature in to the design, providing a calming and connecting experience for the user. Designing for light was a key aspect of exploration, investigating the close relationship that it hold with architectural form and space. 

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View From Here

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Anomie: a type specimen

Study of the human body

The House of Knowledge

Other Projects

Anomie: a type specimen

Study of the human body

The House of Knowledge