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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

A typographic specimen of the typeface "curiouser", inspired by elements of play, childhood and wonder. 

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Curiouser: a type specimen

In an attempt to resolve Petone’s climate change and infrastructural issues, this project investigated how climate mitigation strategies can be used to increase biodiversity and food cultivation within urban environments. Petone is currently facing significant pressures from its infrastructural layout and systems which are causing substantial traffic congestion, flooding problems, and inequitable access to services and resources. These issues cannot be resolved without considerable transformation, and with the increasing challenges of climate change, Petone must utilise arising opportunities to plan ahead to mitigate these obstacles.  

Some important issues that were discovered in this research process was the vulnerability of the city to flooding/sea level rise, the lack of green space and biodiverse habitats, the absence of cycling and pedestrian lanes, and the unequal access to amenities within Petone. This project attempt to address these issues through strategic interventions and technologies. 

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Te Awakairangi - Revitalising Petone

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.

Khue Bui

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Refurbishment of resort Borgor Egnazia's restaurant

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Other Projects

Curiouser: a type specimen

Te Awakairangi - Revitalising Petone

Complete Rubbish the Recycling Application

Other Projects

Curiouser: a type specimen

Te Awakairangi - Revitalising Petone

Complete Rubbish the Recycling Application