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Part one of three from this full length episode.
Part two of three from this full length episode.
Part three of three from this full length episode.
The credits for this episode.
Whare Māori - Kainga/The Village (First Episode)
Television (Full Length Episode) – 2011
Excellent ... The series is beautifully shot local cultural history through architecture, very much the story of how the built environment helps inform who we are.– Diana Wichtel in a Listener review, 4 July 2011
No other television programme has done as much to educate the public or to showcase examples of Māori architecture.– NZ architecture blog sub.sist, in 2011
I don’t only believe it’s a good way for Māori to live, I believe it’s a good way for everyone to live.– Founder Bruce Stewart on Island Bay’s Tapu Te Ranga Marae
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