Bring Back Brighton. The Exhibition.
The Design and Arts College of New Zealand (D&A) will be holding an exhibition with a difference on Wednesday 17th June. ‘Bring Back Brighton’ will showcase graduating third year Architecture and Technology students work.
New Brighton Beach re-development has been a vast topic of discussion by many property developers though the conditions have held many of these concepts back. D&A students were given a brief to redesign the foreshore of New Brighton.
Students were instructed to research the current urban situation and development proposals in the region, and re-develop the land whilst taking into account the many variables of the area. Students’ designs were to be suitable for the new, urban identity of New Brighton and propose an architectural solution to a long standing problem. Students have been working on the project since returning from their internship in November last year.
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Emma Gray
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03 365 1578
emma.gray@dac.ac.nz
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Design and Arts College of New ZealandThe Design and Arts College of New Zealand is the South Island’s only tertiary institute dedicated to design and arts education. D&A is New Zealand government funded (TEC) and registered (NZQA).
D&A bring around 400 students from New Zealand, the Pacific, Asia, Europe and the Americas together with over 70 professionals to create a community of people passionate about design and arts. D&A offers over 14 qualifications across seven disciplines that are: Fine Arts, Photography, Graphic Design, Architectural Design, Interior Design, Fashion Design and Makeup Design and Production.
D&A courses are designed and taught by industry professionals, to ensure student success in the creative industries. As student time is valuable, all D&A courses have an accelerated pathway to work or higher education that ensures what you learn is relevant and moves you into industry in a fast and efficient way.
Thousands of D&A graduates are now working as professionals in their field in New Zealand and around the world.
