Te Whariki: A Ngai Tahu residential development featuring interconnected man-made wetlands, memorial gardens, recreation reserves, nature walks, and sculptural elements that celebrate the site's unique cultural history and ecological characteristics.
Earthwork have been involved in the Ngai Tahu residential development, Te Whariki, since 2012.
The subdivision utilises a series of interconnected man-made wetlands that link the unique cultural history and ecological characteristics of the site. These wetlands are central to the overall sense of place at Te Whariki. Memorial gardens, recreation reserves, nature walks, streetscape planting, and sculptural features aid in telling the unique story of Te Whariki, and provide a pleasant environment for visitors and residents.
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