Oceanic architecture

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Oceanic architecture

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From the whare to modernism, Dr Mike Austin explores the history, ideas and forms of Pacific architecture. OUTLINE: A storehouse in a storehouse Pacific pavilions Fundamentals Modernism Footnotes EXTRACT: PACIFIC PAVILIONS The Oceanic way of building boats involves duplicating hulls: “One would imagine that a contrivance so simple and practical for procuring stability and increased carrying capacity would have been adopted everywhere, but as a matter of fact it belongs almost exclusively to t...

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Research paper

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Unclassified

Date created

2014

Creator

Austin, Michael

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https://hdl.handle.net/10652/2908

Related subjects

Pasifika / Pasifika architecture / Māori architecture / boat hulls in architecture / gabled houses / Architectural History and Theory / Waka / Hoahoanga whare / Whare nui / Tāngata o Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa

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