Te Ara Tukutuku - A Vision for a New Headland Open Space for Auckland, New Zealand
LandLAB + SCAPE
The narrative for organising the spatial framework is the metaphor of a hoe, the paddle used for waka, reinforcing the connection and binding of tāngata and moana to waka.
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Te Ara Tukutuku - A Vision for a New Headland Open Space for Auckland, New Zealand
LandLAB + SCAPE
Te Mata - Marine Restoration Zone. Leads us all on a journey of discovery, to reveal regenerating coastal edge ecologies and marine environments. The presence of many waka active at this harbour’s edge will attract locals and visitors alike. Through careful removal of parts of the wharf and retention of the wharf piles, a marine restoration zone is established.
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Te Ara Tukutuku - A Vision for a New Headland Open Space for Auckland, New Zealand
LandLAB + SCAPE
Informed by the original landscape this project delivers seven conceptual components, combining over time to deliver an integrated headland.
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LandLAB
Te Ara Tukutuku - A Vision for a New Headland Open Space for Auckland, New Zealand
LandLAB + SCAPE
Te Rapa - Headland open Space. Flexible recreational and seasonal event space to support the project of Te Ara Tukutuku. Multi-directionalconnecting to the harbour, mounds, whare waka and plaza spaces.
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LandLAB
Te Ara Tukutuku - A Vision for a New Headland Open Space for Auckland, New Zealand
LandLAB + SCAPE
Section of existing to proposed headland.
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LandLAB
Te Ara Tukutuku - A Vision for a New Headland Open Space for Auckland, New Zealand
LandLAB + SCAPE
Marine Restoration Zone. View from a waka (canoe).
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Te Ara Tukutuku - A Vision for a New Headland Open Space for Auckland, New Zealand
LandLAB + SCAPE
Pōhutukawa - Coastal Walk Zone. A resilient coastal edge that encourages exploration through a diverse seashore habitat.
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LandLAB
Te Ara Tukutuku - A Vision for a New Headland Open Space for Auckland, New Zealand
LandLAB + SCAPE
Headland lookout. An elevated topography to provide a vantage point, destination, promontory connecting to wider landscape and cultural sites of significance. Includes space for gathering and ceremony (karanga, waiata). A clearing or elevated space at the summit, embraced by the regenerating coastal ngahere (forest).
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Te Ara Tukutuku - A Vision for a New Headland Open Space for Auckland, New Zealand
LandLAB + SCAPE
An urban space that forms a north-facing interface between built form and generous open spaces. A space that provides for gathering, celebrating and pausing, with structures that support events, activities, education and expression of Mana Whenua cultural values.
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Te Ara Tukutuku - A Vision for a New Headland Open Space for Auckland, New Zealand
LandLAB + SCAPE
Te Ūnga - Jellicoe Harbour. Provides an active and busy marine hub with a widely accessible and safe program of water-based activities and events, a home for waka supported by the necessary infrastructure and services.
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LandLAB
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Te Ara Tukutuku - A Vision for a New Headland Open Space for Auckland, New Zealand
LandLAB + SCAPE
Through interactive, education-based activations,the site is evolving into a living expression of ecological care, social resilience, and community healing.
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Architecture MasterPrize Announces 2025 Award Winners
Farmani Group
AMP 2025 Winners Announcement
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Architecture MasterPrize (AMP)
Architecture MasterPrize Announces 2025 Award Winners
Farmani Group
AMP 2025 Winners Announcement
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Architecture MasterPrize (AMP)
Architecture MasterPrize Announces 2025 Award Winners
Farmani Group
SPORTS AND CULTURAL CENTER MARIE-JOSE PEREC AND JOSEPHINE BAKER by Onze04 Architectes, AMP 2025 Architectural Design of the Year
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Juan Cardona
Architecture MasterPrize Announces 2025 Award Winners
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Keishin Horikoshi
Architecture MasterPrize Announces 2025 Award Winners
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傍山麓野 - 长沙麓隐青竹湖 _ 魏玛设计
Architecture MasterPrize Announces 2025 Award Winners
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Fernando Guerra
Architecture MasterPrize Announces 2025 Award Winners
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Claire Dub, KPF
Architecture MasterPrize Announces 2025 Award Winners
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Alex Lesage
Architecture MasterPrize Announces 2025 Award Winners
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Capital International Exhibition & Convention Centre by Zaha Hadid Architects, AMP 2025 Best of Best Winner in Mixed Use Architecture
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Virgile Simon Bertrand
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