Original sentence: 'They who build The Whare are built by the Whare' is the whakatauki (proverb).She was built out of need by young Maori unemployed.Testament of Maori youth, making the impossible come true, their Turangawaewae (standing place); without it they have no place to stand.The Whare rambles up the hill on many levels, a strong social, environmental and artistic statement.The main Tupuna Whare (ancestral house) is Parehinetai o Waitaha.Thousands visit the Marae from all corners of the earth
Edited sentence: "They who build the whare, are built by the whare" is the whakatauki (proverb).She was built out of need by young unemployed Maori.Testament of Maori youth, making the impossible come true, their turangawaewae (standing place); without it they have no place to stand.The main tupuna whare (ancestral house) is Parehinetai o Waitaha.The whare rambles up the hill on many levels, a strong social, environmental and artistic statement.Thousands visit the marae from all corners of the earth