Vol. 14 (2017): AHA: Architectural History Aotearoa

Articles

• "Nothing to be ashamed of in a good nail": New Zealand architecture in the 1910s

  Christine McCarthy

  1-16

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• Alex Wiseman: reluctant architect?

  Paul Addison

  17-25

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• What lies Beneath? Dunedin's Public Conveniences and their Subterranean Origins

  Alison Breese

  26-30

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• How to Characterise a 1914 Architect using Big Data

  Adrian Humphris, Geoff Mew

  31-38

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• "Each Council shall appoint a competent person for the borough, hereinafter called "Inspector of Buildings"": The development of building controls in the second decade of the twentieth century

  Nigel Isaacs

  39-46

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• Rethinking Te Aro in the 1910s

  James Jacob

  47-53

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• The "last thought is to escape": New Zealand's tree-planting prison camps

  Christine McCarthy

  54-64

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• Noel Bamford: the first director of the Auckland School of Architecture

  Linda Tyler

  65-71

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• House or flat?

  Brenda Vale, Robert Vale

  72-81

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• An examination of photographic records pertaining to the architecture of Rua Kēnana and the community of Maungapōhatu, 1911-16

  Peter Wood

  82-93

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