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Kaea Kerkin

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Architectural Graduate
Phone:

+64 21 168 4570

Email:
References:

Anthony Hoete
Thesis Supervisor, University of Auckland; Former Employer, QuakeCoRE


Bill Mckay
Former Lecturer, University of Auckland


Conard Adams, Rebecca Faulkner
Former Employers, Espresso Rescue Limited

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Please get in touch with me regarding contact information.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Quakecore Te Aparangi o Te Hīranga Rū

2021 - 2022

Julie Lamb & Associates

2021 - 2023

Espresso Rescue Limited

2015 - 2021

Casual work as Research Operations Coordinator under Anthony Hoete (Pouwhakahaere; Associate Director; Project Area Leader; Principal Investigator).  Brought on to Coordinate AGM workload, employment continued following Annual Meeting.

Part time work at Julie Lamb & Associates accounting firm. Brought on to help the CO manage the transition between, and implementation of, workplace management and communication systems.

5+ years of experience as a friendly and fast-working barista with Espresso Rescue Limited within the wider Wellington Region. Part-time from 2015-2019.

EDUCATION

Master of Architecture (Professional)

University of Auckland 2020 - 2023

Bachelor of Architectural Studies

Victoria University of Wellington 2017 - 2019

I completed a fourth year of full-time coursework followed by a masters thesis from March 2022 to Feburary 2023. I centered my fourth year of study around Māori and Pacific architectural design. I achieved First in Course awards for Advanced Design 1 and Pacific Architecture.I received a prestigious scholarship on the topic of Ngāti Awa Marae Resilience against Hazards. I conducted research for QuakeCoRE on this subject, undertaking a thorough survey of the hazardscape and socialscape of the iwi Ngāti Awa. This organically lead to my thesis: Recompose, Reconfigure the Resilient Marae: Kei te Tautiaki o ngā Tāngata.

I completed three years of study at full time. The courses involved design, presentation communication, construction materials & methods, design theory, history of architecture, and physics.
Alongside required courses I completed two elective courses, MAOR101 and MAOR102, to meet and exceed point requirements. These courses included introduction to and elementary te reo Māori.

Links

  • LinkedIn
  • NZIA Local Award
  • Espresso Rescue on Stuff
  • Facebook
  • MODOS
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