Kainga whakaheke. Forever homes
Buildings where you feel happy, healthy and free
Create buildings, built environments.
Where you're in control
Māori design and construction.
Buildings and environments to heal our souls, our wairua.
Acknowledge the site, the whenua.
Iwi and hapu narratives. Significant stories of our tīpuna and events.
Your understanding of what’s required in built environments for Māori is so important.
Nurture our sense of:
- knowing we’re good enough
- belonging
- connection. Connection to one another. Our connection to our taiao
Value for money.
What costs are involved?
Start, knowing your budget. Establish cost at the outset of your project.
Track ongoing costs and the balance throughout the project.
The project stays on budget.
Value. You. Your project. Your well-being
Create time
By completing your project.
From the deep satisfaction and fulfillment of your completed project.
From the safety and security of this stunning building.
Reenergize with clarity and energy. Relax.
Health and Wellbeing
For you, the whanau, hapu and iwi
Feel confident. Positive. Happy. The deep sense of satisfaction and fulfillment. Kua ea.
Plan to be physically healthy. Exercise. Eating right and sleeping.
Can a high-quality built environment? One that expresses Māori to it’s core. Can this connect us to a higher intelligence? Atua.
Can a high-quality built environment? One that expresses Māori to it’s core. Be a source of love, prosperity and beauty?
Freedom
To be Māori. To be ourselves
To live the lives we want
To enjoy ourselves, our tamariki and whānau
Imagine
Soft carpets, cool stone floors, soft timber walls with wide sweeping views to the moana, through red, blooming pohutukawa
Sounds of tui calling each other in the kōhai outside. Cool breezes through tawa, karaka, pohutukawa and nikau close by.
Imagine the whānau relaxing on decks. A fire burning as Tamanui te Ra sets in the evening
The peace and well-being of splashing water from chrome shower heads onto dark grey granite floors.
Kai time. Happiness floats.
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