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John Scott

John Scott extends the New Zealand corpus as a studio-level record for chapel architecture and buildings shaped by Maori and local cultural references.

studio

1950-1992

Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand

Sacred Building Religious Building Modernism Sacred Space Concrete Timber

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Gallery

John Scott gallery

Futuna Chapel image

Seed wave 58 image for Futuna Chapel.

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John Scott gallery

St Canice's Church, Westport image

Image associated with St Canice's Church, Westport.

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Architects

Works

Books

Offices

Open roles

Places

Cities

Buller District1 Wellington1

Countries

New Zealand2

Sources

Wikidata

Focus

chapel · church · modernism

Concrete Timber

Architects

Architect

John Scott

1924-1992 · Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand

Role: founder

Founder relationship

John Scott was a New Zealand architect known for highly distinctive buildings that combined modernist structure with Maori and local cultural references.

Selected works

Futuna Chapel

1961 · Wellington, New Zealand

Chapel

John Scott

St Canice's Church, Westport

1975 · Buller District, New Zealand

Sacred building

John Scott