The Machine Stops

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The Machine Stops

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Before the discovery of gold, the majority of the South Island of Aotearoa was relatively uninhabited, until the 1860s gold rush which quickly propelled the Otago region into economic prosperity. Once the gold dried up, the mining operations were quickly abandoned, with many of the workers losing their jobs as the industry declined. The historic goldfields in the Otago region now lie in various states of decay, with the industrial remnants and environmental scarring slowly being reclaimed by ...

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24 Aug, 2021

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du Toit, William

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Drawing / Heritage / Speculative / Remnant / Otago / Goldmining / Architecture / Exhibition / School: Wellington School of Architecture / 120101 Architectural Design / 120102 Architectural Heritage and Conservation / 950304 Conserving Intangible Cultural Heritage / Degree Discipline: Architecture / Degree Level: Masters / Degree Name: Master of Architecture (Professional) / Architectural Design / Architectural Heritage and Conservation

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