Indigenous brands, Maori business, Kaupapa Growth and innovation, collaborative pilot projects, culture connection and exchange, design enabled economic, culturally enriched.
Te Kerekere Roycroft
Pae Tahi
Tamaki Makaurau Landscape Architecture
Ngāpuhi
Unitec student studying a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, and also one paper away from completing a Bachelor of Applied Science in Landscape Management. I believe complete engagement with kaupapa maori enriches the overall context of our public open spaces, reflecting what was, what is and what these spaces will become. To better accomodate all the peoples who are of, and come to, this land. Indigenous design has come to the fore of who we are as Maori and practitioners as we move forward into the future.
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