Endangered Wooden Architecture Programme Blog

2024 has been our busiest and most exciting year so far!  Location of EWAP Grants Our first year small grants have all completed their projects and several second year small grants too. These projects provide a record of wooden structures that are endangered because of neglect, conflict or environmental circumstances. Documentation may involve a combination of methods, such as digital outputs (images generated by point cloud, photogrammetric images, scaled ortho-images, 3D models), drawings (sketches, measured, technical), plans, sections and elevations, photographs, videos, maps, oral histories and other forms of written documentation.  See the list below for the links to these projects in our Arches database. Afloat for Centuries: The Flat-bottomed Indus Boats  The houses of Japanese immigrants in the Atlantic Forest in Brazil Conical Stick Houses of the Hamer Tribe, Ethiopia Te Whare Mīmiro – documenting the endangered post-tensioned Māori meeting house Documentation o...