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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

Every year, New Zealanders throw away 800 million plastic containers that could have been recycled. Additionally, Aotearoa has 67 different recycling schemes and rules that is region dependent, causing confusion and unaccountability of our incorrect recycling practices. The Complete Rubbish aims to help New Zealanders learn and practice correct recycling habits to their region in an easy and engaging way.

Illustration of mockups of recycling app on phone screens

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Complete Rubbish the Recycling Application

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

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Jack Fagan ANFX 211

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. 

Issy Carter

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Towards a Relational Landscape: Whitireia Papakāinga

Jack Fagan ANFX 211

m, Aa–Z! : a typographic installation

Other Projects

Towards a Relational Landscape: Whitireia Papakāinga

Jack Fagan ANFX 211

m, Aa–Z! : a typographic installation