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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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Lewis Candy ANFX 301

The concept behind this design is how can we utilise emerging technologies within the board game industry. The board game industry is incredibly unique, its clientele are very particular about what advancements are deemed ‘okay’. If you push the medium too far then you risk subtracting from what separates board games from other more digital mediums.

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Planning the next turn: Board games for the future

A typeface inspired by the revolutionary Hangul of Ahn Sang Soo. My work builds on his aesthetic through an abstraction of English characters made to look like Chinese Hanzi. 

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Strokes: a type specimen

Maramataka Maumaharatanga is a memory card game designed to teach whānau about the Maramataka lunar calendar in a visual, non-daunting, interactive sense. Maramataka Maumaharatanga shares and validates Māori knowledge, enabling self-sovereignty and enhancing the mana of whānau.

Lewis Candy

Lewis Candy ANFX 301

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Planning the next turn: Board games for the future

Strokes: a type specimen

Te Maumaharatanga

Other Projects

Planning the next turn: Board games for the future

Strokes: a type specimen

Te Maumaharatanga