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What if Wellington s housing crisis could be solved overnight?
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The Whaanga Sisters: Children of urban migration who have become kuia without homes of their own
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The spot is renowned for ferocious northwesterly storms and a surging ocean that s forever changing the coastline. Oh, and it s a tsunami zone in an area prone to earthquakes. But the house has only had water underneath it once, thanks to a cyclone in 2018.
‘One in 100 year floods seem to now be an annual occurrence. More than 60 homes in Wesport were red-stickered as uninhabitable by Thursday morning due to flooding. Many owners of baches, cribs and beach houses around New Zealand’s coast are likely to find their homes uninsurable within 20 years. So could building more homes on “stilts” be a good solution for New Zealand’s flood-prone areas?
Are houses on stilts a good solution to more frequent flooding?
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Colleen Hawkes13:37, May 03 2021
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Whare Timu, new associate principal and leader of Warren and Mahoney s cultural design unit Te Matakīrea, is forging an architecture career that seemed destined from childhood.
Whare Timu (Ngāti Kahungunu, Te Arawa, Ngāti Tūwharetoa) is the first person in his family to go to university, and now, at 34, he has landed one of the most sought-after jobs in architecture – associate principal in charge of Warren and Mahoney Architects advanced cultural design unit Te Matakīrea. Timu’s parents may not be too surprised, however. To hear him talk about his childhood in Heretaunga, it’s clear they encouraged his artistic talent from a very young age. Timu was allowed to paint superheroes all over the walls of the family home – comic strip characters, landscapes and horses were other favourites.