• 2011
Whare Maori
  • 2011

Whare Maori

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Rau Hoskins

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Genres : Documentary

Release date : May 7, 2011

Countries of origin : New Zealand

Production companies : Scottie Productions

Details

Genres : Documentary

Release date : May 7, 2011

Countries of origin : New Zealand

Production companies : Scottie Productions

Episodes

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Episode 1 • May 07, 2011
The Village
Episode 2 • May 14, 2011
The Wharenui (Part One)
In this, the first of two episodes focused on the wharenui, we look at the origins of this iconic structure and celebrate some of the most remarkable examples in New Zealand. We visit:- Maori Village, Hamilton Gardens, Hamilton/ Te Hau ki Turanga, Te Papa Tongarewa, Wellington/ Te Poho o Rukupo, Manutuke (Rongowhakaata), Te Noho Kotahitanga, Auckland Unitech.
Episode 3 • May 28, 2011
Shaping the Land
We look into the relationship between Maori and the land, looking into the influence this relationship has had on our architecture. We visit:- Maungakiekie, Auckland (Ngati Whatua)/ Amanda Yates whare, Flaxmill Bay, Coromandel/ Maungapohatu, Urewera Forest/ Te Pooti, Pipiriki, Whanganui River, Whareuku Project, Ahipara.
Episode 4 • Jun 04, 2011
Whare Karakia
The whare karakia, or church, represented a marriage of European and Maori architectural concerns. This episode looks at some of the finest examples of this early collision of cultures. We visit:- Rangiatea Chuch, Otaki (Ngati Raukawa)/ Toko Toru Tapu Church, Manutuke (Rongowhakaata)/ Motukaraka Church, Northland/ St Faith's Church, Rotorua (Te Arawa).
Episode 5 • Jun 11, 2011
Ringatu
Te Kooti Rikirangi was a revolutionary who created the Christian based Ringatu religion and changed the face of meeting house construction, his influence on the striking, idiosyncratic and graphically rich designs for painted meeting houses are celebrated in this episode. We visit:- Kokohinau Marae, Te Teko (Ngati Awa)/ Te Whai a te Motu, Ruatahuna (Ngai Tuhoe)/ Te Tokanganui a Noho, Te Kuiti (Ngati Maniapoto)
Episode 6 • Jun 18, 2011
The Wharenui (Part Two)
In our second episode focused on the wharenui, we look at the history of carving - an art-form fundamental to Maori story-telling and self expression.
Episode 7 • Jun 25, 2011
Whare Wahine
The influence of women in Maori architecture is uncovered in an episode dedicated to the work, both historical and contemporary, of female carvers, architects and designers. We visit:- Turangawaewae Marae, Ngaruawahia (Tainui)/ Mohaka Marae, Mohaka/ Te Rau Aroha, Bluff.
Episode 8 • Jul 02, 2011
Ratana
Ratana is a spiritual and political movement that emerged in the 1920's. We look at how the movement galvanised the Maori people and spurred an architecture that remains, to this day, among our most distinctive and celebrated. We visit:- Ratana Churches at Mangamuka, Northland/ Raetihi/ Ratana Pa, Whanganui.
Episode 9 • Jul 09, 2011
John Scott
This overview of arguably the most significant trained architect in New Zealand's history explores how Scott married modernity with traditional notions of space and design. We visit:-Futuna Chapel, Wellington/ Our Lady of Lourdes, Haumoana House, Hawkes Bay/ Ngamatea, Ngamatea.
Episode 10 • Jul 16, 2011
Manaaki
In this episode we look at the development of the wharekai (dining room), the ways we entertain our guests and look at how the notion of manaaki is becoming an important aspect in some ambitious new public buildings currently under construction. We visit:- Ranana Marae, Whanganui River/ Kimiora, Turangawaewae Marae, Ngaruawahia/ Mangatu, Wairoa/ Waka House, Wellington.
Episode 11 • Jul 23, 2011
Whare Wananga
The whare wananga, or house of learning, has transformed over history, in this episode we look at the evolution of the architecture of education. We visit:- Matakana Native School, Matakana Island/ Kia Aroha School, Otara, Auckland/ Mana Tamariki, Palmerston North.
Episode 12 • Jul 30, 2011
Whare Kainga
The kainga, or home, has always been significant for Maori, this episode focuses on the work of modern architects who have embraced the traditional notion of the kainga in their stunning contemporary designs. We visit:- Hoete private residence, Motiti Island/ Fred Steven's private residence, Lake Tarawera/ Wishart private residence, Hokianga/ Orakei Marae, Auckland.
Episode 13 • Aug 06, 2011
The Future
Through the work of some of New Zealand's most exciting new architectural talent, we look at the new directions Maori architecture is taking as we head into the twenty-first century. We visit:- Te Puia School of Maori Arts & Crafts, Rotorua/ Maori TV building, Auckland/ Te Tauraka Waka a Maui, West Coast/ Tane Whakapiripiri, Auckland/ Alfriston College, Auckland.
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