Master by Project : Landscape/Architecture School of Architecture UNITEC: Kind Words...

Tuesday, 4 September 2018

Kind Words...

Hi Matthew

Thanks for inviting me to critique your students in the Masters by Project candidature crit. I think the students had done a very good job of scoping their approach to research by design for the short time they had been engaged with their projects. They clearly are focussed and are passionately interested in their topics.

Ngā Mihi \| Regards, Sue

Sue Evans
Urban Design Manager From: Matt Riley [mailto:mattr@barker.co.nz] Sent: Wednesday, September 5, 2018 5:13 PM To: Academic Administration <academicadministration@unitec.ac.nz> Subject: Re: Thanks Thanks Matthew. Very much enjoyed attending. Really great to see students focused on areas of inquiry so directly relevant to what is happening in Auckland now. These projects will be of interest to many practitioners/people operating in the Auckland wider built and landscape environment communities.

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