News Update
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Despite all coming from different countries and cultures,
we collectively share experiences of how we understand and interpret the urban environment,to the many different narrative approaches to telling stories of the city.
This article shares my thoughts on the group discussion / inanahi with Taiwanese Architect Roan Ching addressing, “City Acupuncture”.
Event hosted by by aksatellites.Photo credit Julie Zhu.
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2025.08.24 : Views of Your Commute
A series of digital, vector based screen prints that aims to visualise the culture of commuting across Auckland’s Emerging Public Transit Network.
Hannah Mangin presented her Master of Architecture research thesis at the Cohohui Aotearoa Collective Housing Conference, hosted by the Housing Innovation Society at the Ara Institute of Canterbury. The conference, themed “The Future of Housing”, provided a platform for academic and professional discourse around housing innovation, urban regeneration, and sustainable community design.
>Go to story.
Despite all coming from different countries and cultures,
we collectively share experiences of how we understand and interpret the urban environment,to the many different narrative approaches to telling stories of the city.
This article shares my thoughts on the group discussion / inanahi with Taiwanese Architect Roan Ching addressing, “City Acupuncture”.
Event hosted by by aksatellites.Photo credit Julie Zhu.
2024.01.01 : Ben's extended leave approved
Our unusual CAD monkey Benjamin has been approved a very long leave and let's hope that he will make an eventual return.
An exhibition was held in our Studio 2 space featuring the architectural photography by Benjamin Everitt. The exhibition aims to capture the image of Tamaki Makaurau Auckland as a city, by capturing the houses, community spaces, and portraits of people in public places within many of its suburbs.
The photographs were curated in the format of photography books for people to view them during their commute, or their downtime. This is challenging the current format of how information and images are shared digitally, and provide a more tangible experience of engaging with photography.