New named flats in 2010
Away in a Granger (Grange Street), The Changing Rooms (Leith Street), Howe the Fuck (Howe Street).
New named flats in 2010
I was in Dunedin for the weekend and came across a few new flats: Howe the Fuck (Howe St), The Tool Box (Howe St), The Changing Rooms (Leith St), The Art Gallery (Leith St), Puzzle5 (Castle St), and Away in a Granger (Grange St.
The Art Gallery and The Tool Box were the two of most interest. The Art Gallery provides a wonderfully painterly portrait of the University Clock tower with a disjointed harbour view floating above it. The painting covers the door and two lower glass side panels in the door frame.
The Tool Box has a comfortably designed feel about it, like a Macs beer label. The font and ornaments (hammer and wrench) was formed using masking tape and then sprayed over with black paint. I discovered this while standing on the footpath and having a yarn over the fence with one of the lads from the flat who was reclined on his couch, the bench behind him swathed in empties from the nigh before.
Over $1-billion of spending proposed for Otago’s campuses
Over $1-billion of spending proposed for Otago’s campuses
Radio NZ 17 May 2010 18:42.
“The University of Otago should spend a billion dollars over the next twenty five years to create a world class campus to replace deteriorating buildings, ghetto student housing and bleak windswept open spaces.”
A vision for the future / University of Otago
Read Vice-Chancellor Professor David Skegg’s media release about the University’s vision for the next 25 years. The complete Campus Master Plan document is now available online.
Radio NZ article about the University of Otago Masterplan
“Otago University is hoping for help from other Dunedin agencies to ensure its billion dollar Campus Master Plan is successful.”
Otago University release options for future development / Channel 9 TV
Student area a ‘ghetto’: report / ODT
University plan outlines ambitious outlook / ODT
The campus masterplan is on schedule to be released today.
‘Get out of mixed flats’ demand / Critic 4 July 1967

‘Get out of Mixed Flats’ demand [Critic, Vol XLIII, No. 8, July 4 1967]
“Otago students seethed last week when Falus, a campus broadsheet, revealed that Vice Chancellor R. Williams, had ordered a male student to leave a flat he shared with three girls.”
Source: OUSA Archives http://www.ousa.org.nz/history/archives/




