Amy Cooper

Puāwai

Bachelor of Design with HonoursSpatial Design

Above image, Puāwai Pavilions
Above images, elevation and front section of Puāwai Pavilions
Above images, Immerse Canopy perspective and front section
Above images, Look Down and Touch Platforms connected to the Te Awahou Pathway

Bachelor of Design with Honours

Spatial Design
Puāwai engages with the watery landscape and inhabitants of Te Awahou (Foxton), in particular, the natural wetland and township alongside the polluted Piriharkeke River Loop. Puāwai explores the confrontation and re-connection of vitality among the diverse inhabitants that have become fragmented by habitat loss. The weaving of community and whenua through a series of built structures that aspire to interact, confront, and revitalise for a healthier future.

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Block 12 Level B