Opening: Friday 8 September
Celebrating the long and rich history of teaching architecture at the University of Auckland, this centenary exhibition surveys the many lines of thought about architecture and related arts which have developed there from 1917 to the present day.
With works from archives and private collections, sketches, watercolours, maps, paintings, digital presentations, as well as the expected orthographic projections and models by students and staff, the exhibition explores the sources and outcomes of teaching, and it frames the school as the site of research, speculation and radical aesthetics.
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