Philippe Campays
Senior Lecturer
Wellington School of Architecture
Teaching
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as Coordinator and LecturerSARC 323 - 2024 Colour, Pattern, Light / Ngā Āhuatanga o te Ata me te Pōas Coordinator and Lecturer
Qualifications
DESA Paris, MArch Auck, ANZIA, Registered Architect
Stream supervisor
ARCI 591/592 - Architecture Research Thesis
Constructing Ecologies
Research interests
My current research interests fall into four main areas:
- architecture of the liminal - space of haunting and of death
- architecture of the sacred - Vastu Shastra
- somatic space
- sustainable development.
Current research projects
My current research explores different modes of representation of the invisible conditions of site. Particular attention is given to commemorative spaces in various cultural settings.
Selected publications
McIntosh, J., Campays, P. Leah, A.(2015) Empowerment through Collaboration: Community, Educator, and Museum. International Journal of Civic Engagement and Social Change. Vol.2, Issue 3. 35 pages. IGI Publishing, Penn. USA. DOI:10.4018/IJCESC.2015070102.
Campays, P., Randell, M., & Liddicoat, S. (2011). Memorial of Deportation. Third Global Conference Digital Memories. Prague, Czech Republic.
Campays, P. (2010). Dear Mark. [article]. Mark Another Architecture. Issue 28 Oct/Nov. Netherlands. (pp. 184-191). ISSN 1574-6453.
Campays, P. (2010). Beauty of the Scar. [article and drawings]. Tracey Journal. Issue December. United Kingdom.
Campays, P., & Liddicoat, S. (2009, October). Drawing the Haunting. Published abstract. The Traction of Drawing. 2009 Interstices Under Construction Symposium. Auckland, New Zealand.
Campays, P., & Randell, M. (2008, September). Materialising the Invisible as a new form of architectural drawing. Selected work, Exhibition. Henning Larsen Foundation. Copenhagen, Denmark.
Campays, P., Nugent, A., Laub, D., & Molloy, F. (2006, June). Analysing bodies. Society of Dance History Scholars. Chicago, United States of America.
Campays, P., Laub, D., & Molloy, F. (2004). Spacemaking. Moving Architecture 1.2 (a) Cases of “Urban Acupuncture” worldwide project based. Union Internationale des Architectes. Istanbul, Turkey.