Rangahau Take Case studies

A beautifully designed and environmentally thoughtful neighbourhood of town houses, terrace houses, boutique apartments and office space.

Toia is a multi-purpose community facility located in central Otahuhu.

Te Oro comprises of three two-storey pavilions linked by a naturally lit circulation space.

Te Wānanga integrates public space with upgraded ferry infrastructure to revitalise the City Centre’s interface with Te Waitematā (Waitematā harbour).

Suburban papakāinga / multi-generational housing solutions can be developed on suburban sites.

This design concept modifies a typical suburban site to create extended Māori intergenerational living, with enough housing for up to 8 family units.

Ukutoia Kāinga Hou is a housing solution that enables Māori whanau to live and thrive together, as Māori.

This papakainga example is situated on a typical large suburban site.

30 townhouses, with a range of two, three and four bedroom configurations aituated in Ōrākei on Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei ancestral whenua.

Demonstrating the value that meaningful engagement with Mana Whenua and application of the Te Aranga Māori design principles.

Demonstrating how Mana Whenua engagement can lead to unique, meaningful and beautiful design outcomes.

The Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) sets new international benchmarks for universal design.

A Tactical Urbanism Initiative (TUI) design collaboration between AUT and Auckland Council to improve the street, making it better and safer.

A Tactical Urbanism Initiative (TUI) place-making and traffic-calming collaboration to enable Library activities to spill out into the street.

A Tactical Urbanism Initiative (TUI) project designed to support the local food and beverage businesses on Elliott Street.

A Tactical Urbanism initiative (TUI) for Shortland Street.

The evolution of Queen Street from a traffic corridor to a vibrant city destination.