Māori Architecture: Spaces of Identity explores the unique architectural expressions of the Māori people and their connection to cultural identity and sense of place. This book showcases a range of Māori architectural projects, from marae (traditional meeting houses) and wharenui (carved meeting houses) to contemporary buildings that incorporate Māori design principles. It examines the symbolism, materials, and spatial arrangements that define Māori architecture, highlighting the importance of cultural values, sustainability, and community engagement. With its blend of visual inspiration and insightful commentary, Māori Architecture offers a fresh perspective on the intersection of architecture, culture, and identity in Aotearoa.
