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- Waiheke House by Cheshire Architects - The Local Project
Get The Local Project delivered straight to you with an annual subscription Published three times a year, the Local Project print periodical is a curated insight into the latest architecture and design in Australia, New Zealand and North America
- Waiheke Local Board Housing Strategy 2025-2035
The Waiheke Healthy Homes programme was initiated in 2016 by Waiheke Health Trust with support from the Waiheke Local Board to address issues of damp and unhealthy housing on the island
- Inside New Zealand’s Most Serene Home Designed as a Retreat . . . - YouTube
On Waiheke Island, nestled between pōhutukawa trees and overlooking a descending bush canopy to the sea, Elmore Booth has created a residence shaped by land, light and life
- Waiheke House | Dalman Architects
Designed around and under an ancient Pohutukawa tree on Waiheke Island, this proposed new house emerges in to and out of the bush On entering from the road through native bush, the house steps down the hill over three levels
- Waiheke House | Residential | Cheshire
Our clients found us because of two small charred timber cabins we had built They sought an escape from their city lives - a place to come, pause and dwell They were entertainers and wished a place to dine thirty and sleep none of their visitors The owners had camped and picnicked on the building platform for all their summers before
- Waiheke Local Grant - new. aucklandcouncil. govt. nz
Learn about funding available for community projects in the Waiheke Local Board area and how to apply
- Waiheke Local Board Plan 2026 | Local board plans 2026
We are starting to shape the next Waiheke Local Board Plan 2026 — and we want to hear from you This is your chance to tell us what matters most for you, for your whanau and your community
- Waiheke Local Climate Action Plan - Auckland Council
It is already focused on the protection and restoration of our land and our waterways, improving the health and efficiency of our homes and buildings, extending and connecting our pedestrian and cycle networks, and building local food resilience
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