Te Hononga: Enhancing Learner Knowledge of Māori Architecture

Authors

Nina Pelling, Rau Hoskins and Cesar Wagner - Unitec New Zealand

Te Hononga engages learners in Māori community based Project work, enhances their research skills in the field of Māori Architecture and provides holistic support for Māori students. These real-world architecture projects cover topics such as sustainability, landscape, resource management, planning and artistic expression. All projects have a hands on building dimension, which assists in merging theoretical knowledge and architecture practice.

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Some selected resources describing the practice are provided below, the full suite of resources is available at http://moodle.unitec.ac.nz/course/view.php?id=136. Please note you will need to sign in as a quest to view the resources.

Tutors discuss Te Hononga 

Students discuss Te Hononga

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