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    • Te Whakaoranga o te Puhinui: Puhinui Regeneration
    • Kaipara District Spatial Plan – Ngā Wawata 2050
    • Te Maanukanuka oo Hoturoa – Green Infrastructure Network
    • Nelson Riverside Pop-Up Park
    • Taniwha Reserve
    • Ōtorohanga Town Concept Plan
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    • Tāmaki Reserves Engagement Strategy
    • Handbook for Tactical Urbanism in Aotearoa
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    • Meola Reef Reserve Te Tokaroa Development Plan
    • Hamilton West Town Belt
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    • Omaru Creek Bridge
    • Rodney Greenways Feasibility Studies
    • Keri Downs Park + Carisbrook Reserve
    • The Tāmaki Path
    • Rawiri Stream Restoration
    • Onehunga Police Station Laneway
    • Te Kōpua – C40 Design Competition
    • Tactical Urbanism Opportunities for Auckland City Centre
    • Huapai Hub
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    • Te Whakaoranga o te Puhinui: Puhinui Regeneration
    • Safe School Streets
    • Tāmaki Reserves Engagement Strategy
    • Auckland Transport Green Infrastructure Framework
    • Smiths Avenue
    • Waitematā Community Composting
    • Auckland Permaculture Workshop
    • Local Path Design Guide
    • Pt. Chevalier Placemaking
    • AUT Design Studios
    • Te Kōpua – C40 Design Competition
    • Healthy Families Lab
    • Tactical Urbanism Opportunities for Auckland City Centre
    • Huapai Hub
  • Placemaking + Tactical Urbanism
    • Safe School Streets
    • Tāmaki Reserves Engagement Strategy
    • Handbook for Tactical Urbanism in Aotearoa
    • Pt. Chevalier Placemaking
    • Tactical Urbanism Opportunities for Auckland City Centre
  • Education
    • Auckland Permaculture Workshop
    • The Design Process: A Primer
    • AUT Design Studios
    • Te Kōpua – C40 Design Competition
    • Healthy Families Lab

Jack Haldane-Willis

Jack Haldane-Willis

"There’s no learning without trying lots of ideas and failing lots of times." – Jony Ive

Jack Haldane-Willis is an award winning landscape architect, architectural designer, furniture designer and craftsman. During his fifteen years experience as a designer, Jack has worked with leading architectural practices as both a landscape architect and architectural designer. He has worked on a range of urban regeneration projects for existing town centres and university campuses as well as having various involvement in smaller scale and residential design projects. Jack’s skills as a designer lend him toward the planning, conceptualising, design, detailing and implementation of spatial design projects. He has a passion for sustainable and ecological design and applies this passion in all areas of his design work. He was a key contributor to award winning guidelines and several design projects supporting the development of New Zealand’s walking and cycling networks.

Contact

e    jack@resilio.nz
p    021 117 5072

Qualifications, Affiliations + Awards
  • Bachelor of Landscape Architecture (Hons) | Unitec Institute of Technology
  • Bachelor Architecture Studies | Unitec Institute of Technology
  • The Regenerative Practitioner Training | Regenesis
  • Local Path Design Guide –
    • Award of Merit (ACENZ, 2017)
    • Award of Excellence for Strategic Landscape Planning and Environmental Studies (NZILA Awards, 2017)
Key Projects
  • Kaipātiki Reserve Masterplan | Parakai
  • Waiapu Lane | Onehunga
  • Onehunga Laneways
  • Huapai Hub
  • Local Path Design Guide
  • Kāinga Ora – various projects
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