Students creating world's largest printed 3d image

3 Auckland university architecture students are creating the world's largest printed 3d image as part of the 2013 Auckland heritage festival in New Lynn.10th October .

As part of an interactive billboard, we are bringing a utopian metropolis to new lynn, as a reaction to the Auckland unitary plan.

These 3 students will pitch their idea to a jury of local and international architects in Friday the 16th of August to determine the outcome of the project

Tests have already begun, the group was started on Monday 12th August and already gaining popularity.

In an attempt to gain popularity, students have begun selling art prints at cost, and giving away free high resolution images of their work.

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