Urbanisation : a Māori counter response
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Hoskins, Raoul
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2016-11-14
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Conference Contribution - Oral Presentation
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Te Pooti Marae
restoration
restoration
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Hoskins, R. V. (2016, November). Urbanisation - a Māori Counter Response. Paper presented at International Network of Building, Architecture, and Urbanism (INTBAU) World Congress, London, United Kingdom.
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Te Pooti Marae remains as part of a previously much larger Māori settlement located on the right bank of the Whanganui - New Zealand’s longest navigable river
* Home of the Ati Haunui a Paparangi tribe
* The village was largely abandoned after the river road was constructed in the 1930s along with post WWII Māori urbanistation
* In 2014 consisted of the marae ātea (ceremonial forecourt), Whare puni (earth floor meeting house circa 1870), Pātaka (elevated storehouse) and Victorian Cottage
* Both the Whare puni and Pātaka are built with hybrid Māori / European construction techniques
* All three buildings in major need of restoration
* New facilities to make the Marae fully functional
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