Vol. 22 (2025): AHA: Architectural History Aotearoa

Articles

• The last royal epoch: New Zealand Interior and Landscape Architecture in the 1900s

  Christine McCarthy

  1-18

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• "… it is an absolute matter of impossibility that these townships will ever progress …" The growth (or not) of towns between 1900 and 1910 under the Native Townships Act 1895

  Tyson Schmidt

  19-30

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• The Dunny Comes in from the Cold

  Adrian Humphris, Geoff Mew

  31-39

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• The Department of Tourist and Health Resorts and the Creation of the "Finest Walk in the World"

  Jamie Jacobs

  40-46

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• Home, House and Violence: A "Ghastly Domestic Tragedy," Invercargill, 1908

  Peter Wood

  47-58

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• The Empire Look: the installation of the British Art Exhibit at the New Zealand International Exhibition 1906-07 at Christchurch

  Victoria Adams, Linda Tyler

  59-67

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• Picnic Parties, Photography and Primates: Heginbotham's Tea Gardens, Kilbirnie

  Natalie Marshall

  68-75

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• New Zealand's first local building training: 1897 & 1902

  Nigel Isaacs

  76-88

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• A case of mistaken identity: Charles Lillywhite, painter-decorating, and New Zealand's gaol regulations

  Christine McCarthy

  89-110

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