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Whakaora: Our Thriving City ‘design jam’ planned for late July
News |
There are still a few places available for this one-day design jam. Attendees will enable greater regenerative (living systems) thinking in our urban developments and placemaking and projects to more ...
Indigenous knowledge to tackle climate change
Practice |
Interviewees across the 10 episodes include AUT’s Professor Albert Refiti (School of Art & Design) and School of Future Environments Associate Professors Amanda Yates and Fleur Palmer, and lecturer Siby...
The city as laboratory: What post-quake Christchurch is teaching us about urban recovery and transformation
Reports |
In the aftermath of a series of earthquakes that devastated Ōtautahi Christchurch 12 years ago, impromptu and transitional organisations kickstarted the city’s recovery. On the many vacant sites in th...
New school on the block
People |
Amanda Harkness (AH): Why has AUT chosen to enter what many may consider to be a crowded market in terms of architectural schools? / Charles Walker (CW): The bigger question for us is why would you have...
Regenerating Tāmaki 101
Review |
1. Start with place: The concept of place is about remembering, in the words of AUT’s Dr Amanda Yates, Lead Researcher the Mauri Ora and Urban Wellbeing Project, that “we all whakapapa back to Papatūān...