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Indigenous Design

This guide focuses on what indigenous design means--moving beyond just the aesthetic value. Resources include articles, as well as linked firms and designers.

Elisapeta Heta

Elisapeta Heta | Māori Design Leader

Elisapeta Heta's Biography for Jasmax
- Works for the Auckland office of Jasmax, where she is Kaihautū Whaihanga (Māori Design Leader) of Waka Māia, a team of dedicated design professionals who specialize in engaging with and applying Māori Design Principles
- Learn more about Waka Māia here.
"Big Interview: Elisapeta Heta"
"Elisapeta Heta: A Powerful Voice in Architecture for Māori and Pasifika" by Colleen Hawkes
"Learning from Land: An Interview with Elisapeta Heta" by Sophie Rzepecky
"How are Arts Institutions and Organisations in New Zealand enabling Diversity through Policy and Practice? with Courtney Johnston, Elisapeta Heta and Ane Tonga" by Holly Howe

Elisapeta Heta - Kaihautū Whaihanga, Senior Associate, Jasmax

Last Updated: Oct 28, 2024 12:41 PM
URL: https://guides.libraries.indiana.edu/indigenous-design
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Subjects: Native American and Indigenous Studies

Tags: Architecture, Architecture firms, design, Indigenous Architecture, Indigenous Design