Vol. 9 (2012): AHA: Architectural History Aotearoa

Articles

• "a distressing lack of regularity": New Zealand Architecture in the 1850s

  Christine McCarthy

  1-21

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• Shy Times in 1850s Wellington: will the real architects please stand up?

  Adrian Humphris, Geoff Mew

  21-28

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• Ahuriri: "the dwelling place of the eel" and "a hopeless spot for a town": Napier in the 1850s

  Guy Marriage

  29-46

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• Ground-floor Attics: Canterbury's V-huts

  Christine McCarthy

  47-54

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• Making Wellington: earthquakes, survivors and creating heritage

  Robert McClean

  55-66

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• "… a few patches of potato-ground and rude dwelling places": views of New Zealand through Lockean eyes

  Tyson Schmidt

  67-79

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• Becoming Urban: New Zealand towns in the 1850s

  Ben Schrader

  80-87

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• Gentlemen's residences in 1850s Christchurch: an examination of the home of Joseph Brittan and John Cracroft Wilson

  Katharine Watson, Ian Hill

  88-93

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• Speculations from 1850: being some thoughts on Rangiātea and the House of Tāmihana Te Rauparaha

  Peter Wood

  94-105

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• Architectural Forensics: establishing a date for the construction of Pavitt Cottage, Robinson's Bay, Bank's Peninsula

  William Cottrell

  106-115

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