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Te Ruamātatoru – He Whata Kai

Te Ruamātatoru – He Whata Kai is thought to be the first pātaka to be built on Te Whanganui Awa in 100 years and is an important focal point for the Ngāti Ruaka hapū. It is to be used for wānanga and storage.
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The Mantles

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Vet Services Dannevirke

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Totally Vets Feilding

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Experimental House

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Saint Johns Hill House

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van Dalen House

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FOMS Offices Extensions and Refurbishments

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Guyton Street Heritage Roof

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Tram Shed Fence

The Tram shed fence is a beautiful solution to a practical problem. The city council wanted to hide some shipping containers and storage areas beside the existing tram shed from public view, while connecting to a new block of public toilets. The result is an attractive, sturdy and useful landscaping element that enhances this public area.
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