St Hilda Collegiate Visual and Performing Arts Centre, completed in 2019, embodies the concept of a waka juia, symbolizing the nurturing of talent and creativity within its walls, designed by Cameron Grindlay of Dwelling Architectural Design.
The underlying design narrative was based on a waka juia - a treasure box used by Maori to hold precious adornments. In this case the staff, the pupils and the work they create is the treasure held win.
Te Waka Huia, designed by Cameron Grindlay, of Dwelling Architectural Design, won for 2020 Architectural Designers of NZ commercial/industrial award.
- Completed
- 2019
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