Resilio Studio

Design for Resilience

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  • Landscape + Urbanism
    • Rawiri Stream Restoration
    • Awa Road Eco Retreat
    • Puketāpapa Permablitz Project
    • Productive Gardens and Properties
    • Local Path Design Guide
    • The Tāmaki Path
    • Unitec Tactical Urbanism Studio
    • Visualising Auckland’s Future
      Walking and Cycling
      Infrastructure
    • Tactical Urbanism Strategy
  • Social Innovation
    • Healthy Families Lab
    • Auckland Kai Lab
    • Unitec Tactical Urbanism Studio
    • Tactical Urbanism Strategy
    • AUT Design for Sustainability Minor
  • Architectural Design
    • Awa Road Eco Retreat
    • Solscape Pergola
    • Muriwai Studio
  • Education
    • Unitec Tactical Urbanism Studio
    • AUT Design for Sustainability Minor
    • Healthy Families Lab

Unitec Tactical Urbanism Studio

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Date
2014 – 2016 + ongoing
Client
Unitec
Collaborators
The Southern Initiative (TSI)  •  Old School Reserve Teaching Gardens  •  Cook Islands Development Agency New Zealand (CIDANZ)  •  Healthy Families Manukau & Manurewa-Papakura  •  Ōtāhuhu Business Association  •  Auckland Design Office  •  Auckland Transport
Resilio Studio have been working with Unitec’s Department of Landscape Architecture to develop and deliver the third-year design studio teaching Tactical Urbanism. Tactical Urbanism is an emerging design methodology that involves a number of temporary ‘design experiments’ which test the future change an urban environment could take, using a low-cost and low commitment approach. The aim is that these experiments are measured for effectiveness, and those that work are either left in place, or implemented in a more permanent manner. The design studio has collaborated with a wide range of stakeholders and this year we are excited to be collaborating with The Southern Initiative (TSI) together with three community partners, all based in south Auckland.
Student projects – Fiona Ting and Rob Nairn
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