Read past news stories from the Wellington Faculty of Architecture and Design Innovation's 2017 news archive.
The use of 3D printing technologies in Victoria University of Wellington's Classics Museum has students using ancient Greek artefacts the way they were intended—from interacting with 3D printed ancient objects to designing their own amphorae (storage jars).
Master of Building Science student, Sanjeev Ganda was part of the winning team in the Building Research Association of New Zealand (BRANZ) competition, ArchEngBuild 2017 with their innovative ‘Farm to Table’ community concept.
The School of Design is pleased to announce they are sponsoring the inaugural Jury Award at Animation NOW! 2017 screening as part of the New Zealand International Film Festival.
Two School of Architecture students have been awarded $500 by the Wellington City Council (WCC) for their vision for a redesigned Civic Square.
Advances in technology mean the architectural and urban design process has become more democratic and interactive, says a Victoria University of Wellington researcher.
Professorial Research Fellow Brenda Vale and School of Architecture alumnus Dr Emilio Garcia have published a book that offers new perspectives on urban sustainability and resilience.
Those extra bedrooms or bathrooms can be enticing when house hunting, but occupants should understand how house size and unused spaces can affect energy use, says a Victoria University of Wellington graduand.
A Victoria University of Wellington student has imagined the potential redesign of one of New Zealand’s walking tracks to make it accessible for people in wheelchairs or with impairments.
Three students from Victoria University of Wellington’s School of Architecture won New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects Awards at a ceremony last week.
Victoria University of Wellington in collaboration with Ngāti Toa is today launching an urban design competition asking people to imagine what a decolonised city might be like using two sites in Porirua.