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In Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland, New Zealand), the regenerative Te Ara Tukutuku project is in full swing. Over the next decade, the former petroleum storage site will be converted into a 25-acre mixed-use development and waterfront park that is deeply rooted in the cultural identity of Mana Whenua, local Māori tribes.   In recent months, the design team has organized on-the-ground efforts informed by indigenous knowledge that aim to restore the urban marine ecosystem surrounding the site.   In April, Goat Island Marine Discovery Centre hosted three scientist-led marine education days at Wynyard Quarter. These interactive events engaged tamariki (youth) through touch tanks and 3D printed rockpool modules which emulate natural coastline formations and organisms. These rockpool structures are being tested at the Westhaven Seawall, located adjacent to Te Ara Tukutuku’s site on the western side, to help inform the project’s coastal edge design.   🔗 Head to our website to learn more! — 📷: Ethan Reid, Tama Whiting   Client: Eke Panuku Development Auckland Collaborators: LandLAB_ WARREN AND MAHONEY Mott MacDonald (supported by DONE) Stellar Projects Beca Fresh Concept

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