The Warren and Mahoney Advanced Indigenous Design Unit - Te Matakīrea, has been formed to explore the deep cultural foundations of the places where we live, work and play. We offer a world leading co-design capability that can influence a broad range of architectural and urban design projects across all sectors and typologies. When Indigenous peoples are engaged and empowered early in the design process, the sustainability and community worldview they bring, along with unique insights and approach to practice, adds value to any project. We can tailor our people, collaborators and the expertise we bring to improve project outcomes.

In 2023, Warren and Mahoney was named one of the top ten most innovative architectural practices globally by Fast Company. Specific recognition was given to our industry-shaping work in Indigenous and Traditional Owner collaboration and co-design where projects are designed in true partnership.

A workplace that reflects Aurecon's company culture: To believe it. Say it. Do it.

Aurecon - Te Tihi

A new, urban future for Auckland and its place as the capital of the Pacific

Commercial Bay - Te Toki i te Rangi

A rich vision that celebrates heritage, empowers the community and promotes environmental wellbeing

Te Manawataki o Te Papa

A world first partnership of indigenous values with global technology and influence

Google Aotearoa

The first infrastructure project globally inspired by the International Indigenous Design Charter

North East Link

By reinstating the presence of a displaced Indigenous Māori community, Heke Rua is a building that embraces its identity

Heke Rua Archives New Zealand

“Warren and Mahoney has brought an immensely rich process of engagement to their architectural enquiry. It is a process that is informed by a higher level commitment and deep understanding as to the importance of mana whenua in architecture here in Aotearoa.”