The people's wharf : how can architecture be used to transform Queens Wharf into a public space that engages the community, integrates existing infrastructure and improves public life?

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The people's wharf : how can architecture be used to transform Queens Wharf into a public space that engages the community, integrates existing infrastructure and improves public life?

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Auckland is a unique city defined by its impressive geological condition and rich cultural heritage, unfortunately the city’s architecture poorly reflects this special quality. As a young and prosperous city, Auckland has the potential to become a significant figure in architectural innovation and urban design by developing ways to better cater to the needs of the people. As the city continues to develop and improve, architects need to begin developing spaces which allow the public to come to...

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Research paper

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Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2015

Creator

Crowe, Shamus J.

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10652/3248

Related subjects

shipyard design / waterfront architecture / industrial ports / Queens Wharf (Quay Street, Auckland, N.Z.) / pedestrian traffic flows / cruise ship terminals / Architectural Design / Urban Analysis and Development

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