Whare Māori - Kāinga/The Village (First Episode)

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Whare Māori - Kāinga/The Village (First Episode)

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This first episode of the award-winning Māori Television series looks at the influence of the idea of 'the village' on Māori architecture. Architect Rau Hoskins is guide; he ranges from traditional designs, such as Rotorua's Whakarewarewa thermal village, to Rua Kenana's extraordinary circular meeting house — with its club and diamonds decor — built on an Urewera mountainside. Hoskins ends up at Wellington's 26 metre high Tapu Te Ranga Marae, made from recycled car packing cases, which would ...

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Video

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2011

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http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/whare-maori-episode-one-2011

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papakainga / maungapohatu / tuhoe / design / building / maori culture / maori / architecture / robyn kahukiwa / diane prince / bruce stewart / wharenui / penny diving / penny divers / rua kenana / urewera / rotorua / te arawa / wellington / island bay / nz on air / new zealand on air

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