Rewi: Ata haere, kia tere
Autor Jade Kake, Jeremy Hansenen Limba Engleză Hardback – 14 sep 2023
It is written by one of the rising stars of architecture and a well-known commentator on urban issues, and includes interviews with those who worked with him.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781991016416
ISBN-10: 1991016417
Pagini: 456
Dimensiuni: 190 x 250 x 45 mm
Greutate: 1.81 kg
Editura: Massey University Press
Colecția Massey University Press
Locul publicării:Auckland, New Zealand
ISBN-10: 1991016417
Pagini: 456
Dimensiuni: 190 x 250 x 45 mm
Greutate: 1.81 kg
Editura: Massey University Press
Colecția Massey University Press
Locul publicării:Auckland, New Zealand
Cuprins
6 He mihi
11 Introduction
Homes / Ngā whare tūhāhā
28 Thompson House
49 Wishart House
66 West Coast Studio
Multi-unit housing / Ngā kāinga nohoanga
92 Laurelia Place state houses
109 Ngāti Whātua housing
118 Everyday Homes
Interviews — practice / Ngā uiuinga — mahi ngaio
132 Kevin O’Brien
136 Pip Cheshire
139 Patrick Clifford, Malcolm Bowes and Michael Thomson
142 Nicholas Dalton
Civic and public realms / Whaitua tūmatanui
146 Canopy, altar and Papal throne
152 Ōtara Town Centre canopies
167 Capital Discovery Place Te Aho a Māui
174 City to Sea Bridge
187 Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa competition entry
Health and corrections / Ngā whare whakaora
204 Tiaho Mai Acute Mental Health Facility, Middlemore Hospital
209 Mason Clinic
223 Kaitāia Hospital redevelopment
228 Northland Region Corrections Facility Education
Ngā whare wānanga / 245 Puukenga, Unitec Institute of Technology
258 Waikato-Tainui College for Research and Development
Interviews — pedagogy / Ngā uiuinga — mahi ako
268 Deidre Brown
271 Karamia Müller
275 Lama Tone
279 Amber Ruckes
283 Mike Austin
Exhibitions / Ngā whakaaturanga
288 Triennale di Milano
296 Future Islands, Venice Architecture Biennale
Speculative and unbuilt / Ngā kaupapa kore hanga
308 Ngāti Pōneke Marae/Hometown Museum
312 Cape Rēinga redevelopment
316 FirstCorp Tower
318 Horouta ki Pōneke Marae Society
320 Rotorua Cultural Centre
324 Pacific Island Business and Cultural Centre
328 Coastal Lodge
332 Te Wero Bridge
335 Campbell House
KOHA — creative responses / Ngā whakahoki auaha ā-tuhi
353 essa may ranapiri
354 Samuel Te Kani
358 Gina Cole
Design philosophy / Tautake hoahoa
364 Architecture and translation
370 Māori architecture — a myth
372 New Zealand in America
Creative process / Te hātepe auaha
377
446 About the authors
447 Acknowledgements
448 Index
11 Introduction
Homes / Ngā whare tūhāhā
28 Thompson House
49 Wishart House
66 West Coast Studio
Multi-unit housing / Ngā kāinga nohoanga
92 Laurelia Place state houses
109 Ngāti Whātua housing
118 Everyday Homes
Interviews — practice / Ngā uiuinga — mahi ngaio
132 Kevin O’Brien
136 Pip Cheshire
139 Patrick Clifford, Malcolm Bowes and Michael Thomson
142 Nicholas Dalton
Civic and public realms / Whaitua tūmatanui
146 Canopy, altar and Papal throne
152 Ōtara Town Centre canopies
167 Capital Discovery Place Te Aho a Māui
174 City to Sea Bridge
187 Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa competition entry
Health and corrections / Ngā whare whakaora
204 Tiaho Mai Acute Mental Health Facility, Middlemore Hospital
209 Mason Clinic
223 Kaitāia Hospital redevelopment
228 Northland Region Corrections Facility Education
Ngā whare wānanga / 245 Puukenga, Unitec Institute of Technology
258 Waikato-Tainui College for Research and Development
Interviews — pedagogy / Ngā uiuinga — mahi ako
268 Deidre Brown
271 Karamia Müller
275 Lama Tone
279 Amber Ruckes
283 Mike Austin
Exhibitions / Ngā whakaaturanga
288 Triennale di Milano
296 Future Islands, Venice Architecture Biennale
Speculative and unbuilt / Ngā kaupapa kore hanga
308 Ngāti Pōneke Marae/Hometown Museum
312 Cape Rēinga redevelopment
316 FirstCorp Tower
318 Horouta ki Pōneke Marae Society
320 Rotorua Cultural Centre
324 Pacific Island Business and Cultural Centre
328 Coastal Lodge
332 Te Wero Bridge
335 Campbell House
KOHA — creative responses / Ngā whakahoki auaha ā-tuhi
353 essa may ranapiri
354 Samuel Te Kani
358 Gina Cole
Design philosophy / Tautake hoahoa
364 Architecture and translation
370 Māori architecture — a myth
372 New Zealand in America
Creative process / Te hātepe auaha
377
446 About the authors
447 Acknowledgements
448 Index
Recenzii
‘Likely the most beautifully, sumptuously designed book of the year, a publishing masterpiece’ — Steve Braunias, Newsroom
‘Visually stunning’ — Michelle Rahurahu, RNZ
‘This important study . . . punctures conventional ideas of Indigenous design to reveal a complex, multifaceted thinker, deeply engaged in both expressive and pragmatic architecture’ — Cathleen McGuigan, former editor, Architectural Record
‘This book is as generous and poetic as Rewi was. An exclamation mark to the life of a man missed and remembered with aroha’ — Elisapeta Heta, principal and Māori design leader, Jasmax
‘An inspiring book about an important architect with a story that is told in an imaginative way’ — Deidre Brown, Architecture NZ
‘A fascinating portrait of a creative designer who was deeply sensitive to the human experience’ — Tom Kundig, FAIA, RIBA, principal/owner and founder, Olson Kundig
‘The book bubbles with Thompson’s energy, optimism and wit. It’s a dazzling resource, ready for the next generation to pick up the mantle.’ — Oliver Wainwright, The Guardian
‘Visually stunning’ — Michelle Rahurahu, RNZ
‘This important study . . . punctures conventional ideas of Indigenous design to reveal a complex, multifaceted thinker, deeply engaged in both expressive and pragmatic architecture’ — Cathleen McGuigan, former editor, Architectural Record
‘This book is as generous and poetic as Rewi was. An exclamation mark to the life of a man missed and remembered with aroha’ — Elisapeta Heta, principal and Māori design leader, Jasmax
‘An inspiring book about an important architect with a story that is told in an imaginative way’ — Deidre Brown, Architecture NZ
‘A fascinating portrait of a creative designer who was deeply sensitive to the human experience’ — Tom Kundig, FAIA, RIBA, principal/owner and founder, Olson Kundig
‘The book bubbles with Thompson’s energy, optimism and wit. It’s a dazzling resource, ready for the next generation to pick up the mantle.’ — Oliver Wainwright, The Guardian