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How do we sustain regional architecture in the face of modern models of universal internationalist architecture?

Tell, Eric (Master of Architecture (Professional), 2011)

In the course of twentieth century architecture, like most aspects of culture we have seen an increasing homogeneity between regions. In our present world that has come to accept this concept of ‘blandification’, it is ...
Modernism : A contemporary interpretation (Revisiting one of Auckland’s Modernist housing developments)

Brennan, Charlotte (Master of Architecture (Professional), 2010)

Apartment blocks built in the post-war period for state or city council housing mostly followed the architectural precepts of the Modern Movement. Large numbers of these buildings have been demolished in the last two ...
Mt Rex: Hybrid-programming within an industrial terrain vague. A means towards the reinvigoration of a marginalised community.

Lockie, Carley Maree (Master of Architecture (Professional), 2012)

My home is at Muriwai; a west coast beach that bounds the Tasman Sea and stretches Northward to the Kaipara Harbour. The legacy of the Kaipara Harbour is [Mt Rex’s] concern. Through the preservation and reuse of a ...
"Organic" growth: The second transformation of Victoria Park Market in Freeman’s Bay

Sampurno, Anindito Bayu (Master of Architecture (Professional), 2012)

Adaptive reuse is a tool for retaining an architectural object from demolition, preserving its historical value. On the other hand, it can be perceived as a process of ‘building evolution’ to fit with the urban environment ...
HUB-210 : from destructor to generator

Yang, Chen-yu (M.ARCH (Prof)., 2012)

Currently, the city of Auckland is focused on its function of commerce and Sky Tower has become recognized as Auckland’s identity since it was built. SkyCity was built as a major tourist facility in Auckland, but we must ...
Wunderkammer : scenes of wonder, speculation and discovery

Blount, Arnika (Master of Architecture (Professional), 2012)

The Wunderkammer was a setting of reflection, research and discovery in early modern Europe, where the collection and its context together created a network of potential associations that acted as a tool for interdisciplinary ...
Provocative preservation

Collins, Kathryn (Master of Architecture (Professional), 2012)

Urban heritage buildings which have become disused present a major architectual challenge. How can they be rejuvenated and re-integrated as a functioning part of the modern city fabric? This project set out to investigate ...

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