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What does Māori architecture look like today?
Architectural designer Jade Kake looks at the role tikanga and hapūtanga plays in Māori architecture and design, and how tauiwi architects can support Māori practitioners.
Introducing Maori Lifestyles
Winter in Taranaki May 2010. Ajr
Pataka at Whakarewarewa | National Library of New Zealand
Pataka (Maori storehouse) at the model pa in Whakarewarewa, photographed circa 1950s. Photographer unidentified; possibly a National Pubilicity Stu...
Maori Wharenui
Wharenui Meeting House
Wharenui ("big house"), meeting house, Maori marae (village). Auckland Museum, North Island, New Zealand | portfolio.photoseek.com
Wharenui ("big house") refers to the meeting house in a Maori marae (village). Auckland Museum, North Island, New Zealand. Panorama stitched from 3 overlapping images.
The Maori meeting house 'Tama-Te-Kapua' (built 1878) on Te Papaiouru Marae at Ohinemutu village in Rotorua is named after the paramount chief and captain of the Arawa Canoe which journeyed from Hawaiiki to New Zealand around 1350 A.D. Some carvings on this building probably pre-date the structure because it is said that materials from previously existing buildings were recycled into it. During 1939 it was dismantled and rebuilt, reopening in 1943.
Sophia Hinerangi sitting outside Te Rauru meeting house, Whakarewarewa, Rotorua region
A Kiwi spot of Tudor, Anglican and Maori
Closeup of detailed decoration of Ohinemutu meeting house in Rotorua, NZ. Fine carving panels, window and door frames, inlaid with pretty shells and Maori motifs make this an incredible work of art.
STOCK IMAGE - Maori church, Putiki, Wanganui, North Island, New Zealand. Artist: Dorothy Burrows by www.DIOMEDIA.com
STOCK IMAGE - Maori church, Putiki, Wanganui, North Island, New Zealand. Artist: Dorothy Burrows by www.DIOMEDIA.com
Bamboo Structure Architecture
The intricate carvings inside the Waitangi Meeting House (Te Whare Runanga) represent the 11 main tribal groups in New Zealand,
EIT Te Manga Māori Studies
Te Uranga Waka – the Landing place for canoes.The Te Manga Māori Studies complex is the symbolic gateway to EIT’s campus. Entering through the main foyer inspired by the concept of a whare waka the…
Carving from Te Hau Ki Turanga meeting house in the Dominion Museum, Wellington | National Library of New Zealand
Maori carving from Te Hau Ki Turanga meeting house in the Dominion Museum, Wellington, with taniko bordered cloak, flute, hook and patu alongside .
The "Masai Mara Conservation Centre," designed by M2R Arquitectos @m2rarquitectos , is an eco-friendly facility located in Kenya's iconic Masai Mara. The project harmonizes with the natural landscape of the Oloololo Escarpment, employing sustainable materials like rammed earth and wood. The centre is organized as a narrative journey, connecting spaces that follow the terrain's slope and culminate in plazas oriented towards the sunrise and sunset. Inspired by the Maasai people's respect for…
Gallery of Te Wharewaka / architecture + - 25
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