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    Weaving tradition

    Dec 06, 2017 4 minutes

    PROJECT: Ma-ori Television

    CLIENT: Ma-ori Television

    LOCATION: South Auckland

    DESIGN: RCG / Carin Wilson

    PROJECT TYPE: Workplace

    FLOOR AREA: 4100m

    Māori Television’s new headquarters sought to weave the broadcaster’s

    DNA into the building fabric. Words Sarosh Mulla Photography Sam Hartnett

    major media provider in New Zealand has upgraded their facilities in the past three years. Mediaworks, TVNZ, NZME, Fairfax and now Māori Television have all undergone transformative change in their working environments. As consumer attitudes change with new technology, there can be no denying the scale of change happening in media businesses. But while in some instances, the axe has fallen on the

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