In collaboration with the school board, students, and wider community, Kamo Marsh has created a school environment that reflects and celebrates the strong bicultural focus of Te Waka Unua’s learning programme.

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Vibrant and durable outdoor play areas foster student engagement and instil a sense of pride in the school’s outdoor spaces.

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The design thoughtfully connects the school to the nearby Ōpāwaho / Heathcote River and honours traditional Māori pathways that pass through the area, reinforcing a deep sense of place and cultural narrative.

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Kamo Marsh was responsible for the detailed design documentation, cultural landscape advice, and contract observation services across various project stages.

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