Te Hotonga Hapori is the result of a 24-month, collaborative, co-design process involving partner organisations with a shared vision: to enhance the impact of urban redevelopment on community wellbeing. The overarching purpose of this research programme is to positively impact the transformational urban regeneration and redevelopment projects taking place across New Zealand. The sheer scale of current urban transformation initiatives means that enhancing their impact on community wellbeing will have significant and long-lasting benefits for New Zealand society.
HPRI researchers
- Professor Scott Duncan
- Professor Erica Hinckson
- Associate Professor Tom Stewart
- Dr Anantha Narayanan
- Dr Matt Cross
- Julia McPhee
- Megan Somerville-Ryan
- Associate Professor Lisa Mackay
Collaborators
- Professor Tania Ka'ai, AUT
- Professor Albert Refiti, AUT
- Dr Lisa Meehan, AUT
- Dr Thomas Schober, AUT
- Professor Dan Exeter, University of Auckland
- Dr Conal Smith, Kōtātā Insight
- Dr Vivienne Ivory, WSP
- David Irwin, Isthmus
- Helen Kerr, Isthmus
- Damian Powley, Isthmus
- Haylea Muir, Isthmus
- Casimir MacGregor, BRANZ
- Suzanne Jones, BRANZ
- Amy Knight, BRANZ
- Karla Beasley, Auckland Council
- Professor Gail Pacheco, Human Rights Commission