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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

Using charcoal to study the movement of the body.

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Study of the human body

A short animated loop, created to learn the basics of 3D animation. 

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Principles of Motion

Not getting the correct nutrients before and after exercising can affect muscle development. FitTrition is an app prototype that aims to solve this issue by providing a delightful experience when suggesting meals before and after a workout. These meals are based on factors such as fitness goals, workout intensity, and ingredients that are available to use. After extensive research and iterations, FitTrition was designed to motivate users to stick to their fitness and nutrition goals using accessibility principles. Implementations such as achievements, social interactions, and a reward system reinforced this idea.

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Fitrition

Flow, inspired by windy Wellington and computational laminar air flow, the chair supports the sitter on almost invisible layers of air. 

Alex Pham

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Principles of Motion

Fitrition

'Flow'

Other Projects

Principles of Motion

Fitrition

'Flow'