Computers in architecture; student Gregory More demonstrating animation to Kingston Morrison's Hal Smith.

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Computers in architecture; student Gregory More demonstrating animation to Kingston Morrison's Hal Smith.

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Caption: Silverstream resident Gregory More is one of a recent group of designers using computer animation in architectural design. This cutting-edge approach to architecture is one reason he was awarded the $2000 Kingston Morrison Scholarship in support of architectural education at Victoria University recently. Pictured: Victoria University student Gregory More (right) shows Hal Smith, architectural manager for Kingston Morrison's Wellington office, how architectural animation works, a rece...

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November 1998

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Upper Hutt Leader, 35

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