Christine Whybrew, Heritage Advisor Crown Land Disposal and Research, New Zealand Historic Places Trust
-CEISMIC Quake Studies consortium +
-redevelopment of a historic brewery complex projects
-What layers of earth are underneath Canterbury?
-Is it unique in any way?
-how do you geo-locate information? where? what limitations?
-how would you like to see Maori culture/ history recognized? Different how?
-how do you then deal with representing information you discover? particular methods?
-how does this impact design?
Jenny May, Historic Places Trust
-What building, for you, was the biggest loss?
-how is losing a house different to losing a public building?
-What value do you see in restoring buildings?
-What building styles are in danger of being lost since the earthquakes?
-How would you design on these sites now?
-Do you have a vision for what it might be like to walk down a street in the city in the future?
-Do you think links to the lost buildings will be important to reorientate people to their city?
Ashley Hide, Athfield Architects
-As an architect, what is the difference between designing before the earthquakes and after?
-Do you see a shift in the way people use their streets?
-What kind of methods or devices do you think might be useful in re-orientating Christchurch residents to the streets they used to know? (memory-wise)
-Have you tried any of these devices in your designs?
-I've been investigating movement, materials and archetypal elements like doors, windows and chimneys as being able to reconnect people to site. Do you think they might be helpful?
-Do you think architecture has the potential to trigger memory? to what extent/limitations?
-Do you think the quality of housing will improve? Change in what way?
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