University of Waikato Te Whare Wananga o Waikato
In Progress
Master Planning & Urban Design
Jane Hill
The master plan seeks to blur the boundaries between campus and community via the provision of a range of external activity zones and amenities, offering a variety of environments from active and social, to vibrant and performative, to rest and recharge.
Encompassing the full breadth of the campus landscape setting, our architects, urban designers and landscape architects have taken careful consideration of the spaces in between the buildings and the variety of environments and ecosystems that make up the University’s Hillcrest Road campus.
Chow:Hill’s master plan has been structured around the University’s core values: manaakitanga / showing care and respect for the campus community and its visitors and kaitiakitanga / being responsible custodians for the well-being of the campus community and surrounding resources.
The master plan seeks to blur the boundaries between campus and community via the provision of a range of external activity zones and amenities, offering a variety of environments from active and social, to vibrant and performative, to rest and recharge.
Encompassing the full breadth of the campus landscape setting, our architects, urban designers and landscape architects have taken careful consideration of the spaces in between the buildings and the variety of environments and ecosystems that make up the University’s Hillcrest Road campus.
Chow:Hill’s master plan has been structured around the University’s core values: manaakitanga / showing care and respect for the campus community and its visitors and kaitiakitanga / being responsible custodians for the well-being of the campus community and surrounding resources.
Entitled 'The Living Campus Roadmap', the master plan is intended as an equally live and evolving document - developing and responding to the student experience while connecting Te Whare Wananga o Waikato with its history and future.
University of Waikato Living Campus Master Plan
In Progress
Master Planning & Urban Design
The master plan seeks to blur the boundaries between campus and community via the provision of a range of external activity zones and amenities, offering a variety of environments from active and social, to vibrant and performative, to rest and recharge.
Encompassing the full breadth of the campus landscape setting, our architects, urban designers and landscape architects have taken careful consideration of the spaces in between the buildings and the variety of environments and ecosystems that make up the University’s Hillcrest Road campus.
Chow:Hill’s master plan has been structured around the University’s core values: manaakitanga / showing care and respect for the campus community and its visitors and kaitiakitanga / being responsible custodians for the well-being of the campus community and surrounding resources.
Entitled 'The Living Campus Roadmap', the master plan is intended as an equally live and evolving document - developing and responding to the student experience while connecting Te Whare Wananga o Waikato with its history and future.
University of Waikato Living Campus Master Plan
In Progress
Master Planning & Urban Design