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old government house, university of auckland
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Me seeing the fees for the university of Auckland :
Hey, UoA? I finish school in 2 years. Could you give me a scholarship, please?
19/10/20 - we’re finally back on campus, and between all the steel and glass it’s nice to walk through the historic section of uni

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one day i will become the cryptid haunting the old choral hall on campus
Hi, I love your blog so much! I'm from NZ too (I live in Auckland) just curious as to what Uni you go to and what made you choose it?
Helooo fellow kiwi! Thank you! I go to the university of Auckland and I chose it because it’s where I wanted to go. It wasn’t a big choice or inner struggle for me. Sorry that’s not helpful at all.
Blind Architecture Part 2
Iman brought up an interesting question in response to my original discussion question. Upon researching architecture for the blind she had found that visual stimuli is still useful for most blind people, as 90% of the visually impaired still have some vision. The most accessible is the use of bright, bold colours. Floor material is important too, as how it responds to the tapping of a cane and footsteps determines how easy it is to use and navigate.
She asked, “keeping all these aspects of lighting, materiality, colour choice and sound quality, how friendly would our architecture school be if a visually impaired student were to study?”