Woods Bagot Reimagines Historic Wool Stores as Contemporary Mixed-Use Precinct
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Woods Bagot Reimagines Historic Wool Stores as Contemporary Mixed-Use Precinct
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Woods Bagot Reimagines Historic Wool Stores as Contemporary Mixed-Use Precinct
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Woods Bagot Reimagines Historic Wool Stores as Contemporary Mixed-Use Precinct
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Woods Bagot Reimagines Historic Wool Stores as Contemporary Mixed-Use Precinct
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Woods Bagot Reimagines Historic Wool Stores as Contemporary Mixed-Use Precinct
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Woods Bagot Reimagines Historic Wool Stores as Contemporary Mixed-Use Precinct
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Woods Bagot Reimagines Historic Wool Stores as Contemporary Mixed-Use Precinct
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Woods Bagot Reimagines Historic Wool Stores as Contemporary Mixed-Use Precinct
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Woods Bagot Reimagines Historic Wool Stores as Contemporary Mixed-Use Precinct
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Africa International Design Awards Open A Global Stage For African Design
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Africa International Design Awards Open A Global Stage For African Design
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Africa International Design Awards Open A Global Stage For African Design
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Te Ara Tukutuku - A Vision for a New Headland Open Space for Auckland, New Zealand
LandLAB + SCAPE
Te Āwhiowhio - The Coves. A series of sheltered coves create a soft and natural harbour edge. The coves enable access down to the water and opportunities to dip toes in the sea.
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Te Ara Tukutuku - A Vision for a New Headland Open Space for Auckland, New Zealand
LandLAB + SCAPE
The vision for Te Ara Tukutuku is to create a living green open space sitting on Te Waitematā, a space to reconnect and rebind the relationship between Tangaroa (the ocean) and Papatūānuku (Mother Earth), connecting people back to the water.
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Te Ara Tukutuku - A Vision for a New Headland Open Space for Auckland, New Zealand
LandLAB + SCAPE
The approach is to enable the emergence of Te Ara Tukutuku through a process of healing, forming, and cultivating.
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Te Ara Tukutuku - A Vision for a New Headland Open Space for Auckland, New Zealand
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Five spatial moves that inform the organisation of headland open spaces.
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