Combining kaupapa Māori co-design with AI to make bespoke, whānau-centred housing design more affordable and accessible.

Whānau Māori experiences of alternative housing pathways reveal both the resilience of collective solutions and the structural injustices embedded in Aotearoa’s housing system.

A Māori-led street design project exploring how streets in urban Aotearoa can better support wellbeing, cultural identity, movement, te taiao, and Māori authority.

Reimagining a universally accessible wetlands pathway and whare toi for Te Kinakina whānau.

Exploring how tūrangawaewae can shape architecture grounded in belonging, memory, and connection to whenua.