Read past news stories from the Wellington Faculty of Architecture and Design Innovation's 2023 news archive.
Jessica Micallef, a Master of Interior Architecture student, reflects on her journey in interior architecture and finding a space for creativity at the Wellington School of Architecture for World Interiors Day 2023.
Renowned landscape architect Kotchakorn Voraakhom, known for her work tackling climate change in urban areas and climate-vulnerable communities, is hosting a public lecture at Te Aro campus.
Ka puea ake he pae tukutuku hou—Summer scholar creates a new website.
Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington student Maria Walker has won the NZGBC Future Thinker of the Year 2023 award.
Eilish Marra’s shoes are too big. In her left shoe, she’s testing a bespoke insole made of special material that senses the pressure exerted by her foot as she walks. It then sends that information to a computer at her workshop in Te Herenga Waka – Victoria University of Wellington's Faculty of Architecture and Design Innovation, where she works as a Research Assistant.
Head of School for Te Kura Hoahoa—the School of Design Innovation Nan O'Sullivan set the frame for discussions across the three days of presentations, panels and workshops at the Commons in Design Conference 2023, in Basil, Switzerland.
Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington is part of a new national initiative ‘Medtech-iQ Aotearoa’ focused on growing innovation relating to medical devices and digital health to help meet growing demand for healthcare.
University graduates and staff gathered with New Zealand’s film industry in March to celebrate 'Expanding Cinema: the Miramar Creative Centre Graduate Showcase' at the Roxy Cinema.
A new book from three academics within Te Kura Waihanga—Wellington School of Architecture explores what it really means to create sustainable cities and societies, and shows that our current political and economic systems are not yet equipped to do so.
On Friday 24 February 2023, a group of past and present recipients of the John Fitzgerald Memorial Scholarship gathered at Te Aro campus to meet Richard Holden, a founding partner of UK architectural firm Holden Harper and the driving force behind the establishment of the scholarship.