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Art Trail Map (All Walk-Cycleway Routes) – (Pdf) Seymour Road Seymour Station Train P Parking P Walk and Cycle Track Cycle and Walk P and Sunnyvale Primary Primary Sunnyvale and Project Twin Streams Streams Twin Project Created by: Created Kirkwood Rongo Te Key Community poem Community Millbrook Boardwalk Poetry Poetry Boardwalk Millbrook 11 Sunnyvale Sunnyvale Created by: Created Te Rongo Kirkwood Rongo Te Ceramics on totara post totara on Ceramics Sunnyvale Primary Post Primary Sunnyvale 10 1 1 Created by: by: Created Daniel Blanshard Daniel Anemometer Four Winds Kinetic Sculpture Kinetic Winds Four 9 Aetina Place Aetina poles power on seats Decorative Serwayne Place Serwayne Seating Community 8 1 Created by: Created Local Community Local container shipping on Mural 7 Mural Treasures’ Community ‘Our Created by: Created Thomas Barter Thomas 2 removals from the flood plain flood the from removals house memorialising tiles Ceramic Flood Plain Tile Artwork Tile Plain Flood 6 0 1 Designed by: by: Designed Gunther Andraschko Gunther Concrete seats and table and seats Concrete Oratia Sream Oratia MEG seats and table and seats MEG 5 Created by: Created Te Rongo Kirkwood Rongo Te Made of kauri, steel and glass and steel kauri, of Made Awaroa Road Awaroa Te Whakakitenga (The Vision) (The Whakakitenga Te 4 Created by: Created Local Community Local Community poem in steel on bridge railing bridge on steel in poem Community 3 Poetry Bridge Poetry 3 Garden 9 8 Edibile Edibile Created by: Created Holy Cross School Cross Holy 4 Millbrook Millbrook post totara on Ceramics Holy Cross Art Post Art Cross Holy 2 7 Millbrook Road Millbrook 6 5 Designed by: by: Designed Dan Mills Mills Dan posts and wall on mural Painted Mural Underpass Sunnyvale 1 Oratia Art Trail Art Oratia To Henderson Station Henderson To PROJECT WEST HARBOUR S T R E Project Twin Don Buck Road I N A M W S T Streams Art Trails TE ATATU PENINSULA Momoto Stream Waitemata Harbour Discover some of West RANUI-MASSEY k ree C n Nort Auckland’s hidden h W estern m Swanson Road ncoln Road HENDERSON Li Motorway creative treasures PTS Henderso SWANSON CATCHMENT Swanson Strea AREA m Enjoy nature and art in harmony – LOWER HENDERSON Strea OPANUKU a m i Grea aimoko StreamVALLEYOpanuku Strea follow the award-winning network W t North Road Orat Waikume Henderson Valley Road KELSTON of Project Twin Streams walk and te Stre UPPER am cycleways to discover hidden creative OPANUKU West Coast Road WAITAKERE Oratia Stream FOOTHILLS GLEN EDEN treasures in your neighbourhood. Titirangi Road ORATIA TITIRANGI These maps highlight long-term Scenic Drive art projects found along the Oratia and Opanuku streams. A number of the artworks have been created by volunteer groups that have cared for their adopted area of the stream Who We Are StREamSIde for many years. Project Twin Streams is a partnership between The commitment and passion of the Auckland Council and local communities Project Twin Streams’ communities working to repair and restore 56kms of stream is reflected not only in the improved banks in West Auckland. The project not environment around you, but is also only focuses on environmental outcomes, expressed through the art they but also uses art to creatively engage hearts have created. and minds in connecting people with their From poetry to sculpture, murals to natural environment and raising awareness ceramics – take a self-guided tour of environmental issues. Art gives expression ArT of cultural discovery through to the community experience of Project Twin West Auckland. Streams and ofers opportunities for the whole community to participate – regardless of age, Project Twin Streams; working ability or capacity. together for healthy streams and TraILs strong communities: creating a FREE WALKS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY For more information: sustainable future. www.projecttwinstreams.com f www.facebook.com/projecttwinstreams 301 0101 @ [email protected] G r e a t Corban N o 6 Estate r 4 th R o a d P 1 e v i r D Henderson 3 e Park g ta in Village V 2 Reserve 7 Fitzwater Place Wilsher Crescent 5 8 P Rongoa 9 Garden Te Pā Smythe Road Eyre Street 10 Harakeke o te Iwi P 11 Road Valley Henderson 12 ArT anD naTUre S p e n c e R in HArMonY o a d Henderson High School Railside Ave 13 C 14 la ret Place Southgate Place Keeling Road Shona l Reserve P R n h o in d r Rupeke Place e a v Ch a Key l e 15 C Project Twin Streams l 16 Walk and Cycle Track 17 Alternative Walking Track P Parking Garelja Rd P 18 Train Station Opanuku Art Trail More to Explore 1 Great North Road Bridge 11 Te Pā Harakeke o te Iwi There are many other artworks to Bridge with colonial architectural elements Stone, steel and totara carvings marking visit in the Project Twin Streams area. Created by: Jason Hall the entrance to the Project Twin Streams Why not visit these next: flax weaving garden 2 Te Wai o Panuku Mural Created by: John Colins Painted mural on rail bridge pillars Henderson Created by: Dan Mills 12 Mosaic Stepping Stones Our Place mural Family Services Building, Ceramic paving stones featuring native 3 Stencil Murals by Mother of Divine 44 Sel Peacock Drive, flora and fauna Mercy Youth Henderson Created by: Parekua Special Education Stencils on railway embankment Painted by: West Auckland Unit at Henderson High School Created by: Mother of Divine Mercy Youth youth in collaboration with 4 Moana the Eel Sculpture 13 Five Identity Posts from Child, Youth and Family, Recycled materials and ferro cement Henderson High School Community Waitakere and with mosaics Ceramic tiles inlaid on totara slab Project Twin Streams Created by: Various local community groups Created by: Henderson High School Outdoor Education students 5 Auckland Council Planners Glen Eden Ngā Taonga o Te Art Post 14 Poetry Bridge Waikumete (Treasures of Totara slab with ceramics mosaic inlay Text panels featuring Maori restoration the Waikumete) Corner of Created by: Auckland Council Planners poem and interpretation created by community Created by: Local Community Glenview and West Coast 6 Reconciliation Bridge Rd, Glen Eden Metal sculpture Created by: Neil Miller 15 Manu Ika marker post Created by: Students from Ceramic tiles inlaid totara slab Glen Eden Primary School 7 Te Waharoa ki Henderson Park Created by: Members of the Henderson Stainless steel and kauri cultural marker Valley Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ Created by: Sunnah Thompson Ranui-Massey of Latterday Saints Te Herenga Tangata ‘Unity 8 Four Winds Kinetic Sculpture 16 Community Seating of Nations’ sculpture Anemometer Created by: Daniel Blanshard Steel silhouette on back of seat Urlich Esplanade Reserve, 9 Haumie Tiketike (god of representing waves of immigration to 45 Urlich Rd, Ranui uncultivated food) the area Created by: Te Ukaipo Totara carved pou marking Te Maara Oranga together with Agape 17 Four Winds Kinetic Sculpture the Rongoā garden Trust, Te Piataata Trust, Anemometer Created by: Henderson High School Maori Engineering Industry Created by: Daniel Blanshard Studies students under the tutelage of Whare Training Ltd, Birdwood Thompson 18 Poetry Bridge Primary School, Liston Text panels featuring Maori restoration College and the Croatian 10 Rongo ma Tane (god of Society cultivated food) poem and interpretation created by community Hinerua stone carving marking Te Created by: Local Community For detailed information Maara Oranga (the Project Twin Streams about all the artworks visit: rongoa garden) Created by: Whare Thompson www.projecttwinstreams.com.
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