F. GORDON WILSON FELLOWSHIP

WELLINGTON, TE WHANGANUI-A-TARA THIRD STUDIO F. GORDON WILSON FELLOWSHIP How we build our public housing to be more adaptable in the face of climate change is a subject that the extreme weather events of 2023 are urging us to address. So, it’s fitting that making housing for our most vulnerable more resilient is the focus of the very first F. Gordon Wilson Fellowship for Public Housing. Mitra Homolja and Ellie Tuckey, architectural graduates who live in Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington, have been awarded the inaugural fellowship. The pair, founders of Third Studio and urban design consultants for Hutt City Council, will use the $20,000 grant to investigate circular economy construction technology in the context of making existing public housing more resilient, to complete a survey of mātauranga Māori perspectives on resilience to climate change and…

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Architecture NZ (Digital) - 1 Issue, November-December 2023

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