Asylum design research journal is produced by Unitec’s School of Architecture and published annually by ePress, Unitec’s publishing platform. The 2024 edition marks thirty years of the School of Architecture, and over twenty years of the publication, named for the former hospital building that originally housed the School. A highlight of the academic year, showcasing student work and scholarly articles, the journal also presents some of the school’s many events and community initiatives. Offering broad opportunities for past and present student and staff research, Asylum continues to be published as both a printed and online resource. The editorial team is committed to a scholarly open-access publishing model for the journal, and our intention is to continue to grow Asylum to reach a diverse audience in Aotearoa New Zealand and internationally.
This section presents peer-reviewed articles by architects, landscape architects, architectural historians, artists and lecturers, on a diverse range of interconnected subjects.
https://doi.org/10.34074/aslm.20241
Introduction
Renata Jadresin Milic
The Design of the Mayfair Flats
Cameron Moore
Architectural Computational Optimisation in Designing Acoustics and Seating Arrangements
Yinsu Li and Nikolay Popov
Intertwining Community-Driven and Student-Built Approaches to Activate Suburban Streets
Xinxin Wang and Yusef Patel
The Future Promise of Tau Henare Marae
Keisha Rawiri
Challenges of the Muisca Cultural Revival: Lessons from Māori Architectural Resistance
Pablo Vanegas Nieto
Designing Alongside Māori: Theorising Experiences of Relational, Place-Based Architectural Practice in Aotearoa
Abigail Temby-Spence
Discussing Methods and Methodologies: Chinese Architectural History – Concepts and Organising Principles
Jonathan Qian Jiang and Renata Jadresin Milic
Editors: Anna Bulkeley, Renata Jadresin Milic and Peter McPherson
ISSN: 2463-4190
Published: 29.12.2024