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Te Pae Tāwhiti | Awaawaroa, Waiheke Island
Completed
Interlude | Jardine Park, Tāhuna Queenstown
Under Development
AF Thomas Park, Takapuna, Auckland
Under Development
Eastwoodhill Arboretum, Ngatapa, Gisborne
Under Development
Tauhara Maunga
By Jan
Under Development
Mokotahi Lookout, Māhia
Under Development
Whanganui
Under Development
Tōtara Reserve, Pohangina, Manawatū
Under Development
Fyffe House, Kaikōura
Fundraising
Driving Creek, Coromandel
Fundraising
Ōtari-Wilton's Bush, Wellington
Fundraising
Ōpaoa Riverside, Blenheim
Suggested
Omata Estate Vineyard & Kitchen
Suggested
Tōtara Point, Hokianga
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Helena Bay
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Hokianga
By Malcolm
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Omaha Beach
By Steve
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CUE Haven
By Mahrukh
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Wainuiototo New Chum Beach
By Kuika
Suggested
Rotoroa Island
By Rotoroa Island Trust
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Te Puna o Wai Ariki
By Brad
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Cornwall Park, Auckland
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Karangahake walk view point
By Brent
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Summerhills Charitable Trust
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Whakapapa Ski Area
By Travis
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Tuki tuki Road
By Warwick
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Lake Horowhenua
By Brendan
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Mangaroa Farms public trail
By Zeb
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Johnston Hill, Wellington
By Antony
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Horahora Kākahu Lookout, Port Underwood
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The Richmond Hills
By Lizzie
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Cass Station
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Te Onopoto Taylors Mistake
By Amy
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Staveley
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Manukau, Rēkohu Chatham Islands
By Susan
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Normanby Lagoon
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Arthurs Point to Arrowtown Wharehuanui Trail
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Queenstown hill
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Nevis Valley
By Amy
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Fletcher House
By Angus
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Mamaku Point, Rakiura Stewart Island

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By Angus

Fletcher House

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Fletcher House marks the beginning of what would become Fletcher Construction — a company that helped shape the physical and economic landscape of Aotearoa. As a meticulously restored home, it represents a moment of origin, making it a fitting site for reflection on growth, legacy, and how our built environment shapes our national story.