
Jacob Scott
Jacob Scott is a contemporary artist and architect who has developed a unique technique of toi whakairo, blending traditional Māori carving methods with modern technology. His designs reflect a deep connection to his family heritage, as he grew up near the estate of his grandfather, renowned architect John Scott. Jacob focuses on creating modular housing solutions that are environmentally conscious and culturally relevant, aiming to provide affordable housing that respects Māori ways of living while addressing utilitarian challenges in modern architecture.
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Recent news mentions
Jacob Scott is a carver featured in the Christmas exhibition at Hawke’s Bay gallery.
Hawke’s Bay gallery showcases big Christmas exhibition in little spaceJacob Scott specializes in repurposing materials in the creative village.
On The Up: The jawdropping revival of a creative village at WaiohikiJacob Scott and Angel Balzke brave the oppressive heat with a picnic on the Georges River at Lansdale.
Heat records tumble as furnace-like wind blasts cityHis son Jacob weaves themes of whānau, landscape, and innovation.
Lunch money: Who’s gobbling up all the school lunch contracts?Jacob has developed a technique of toi whakairo that starts with his own drawings.
John Scott’s architectural legacy lives on in Hawke’s Bay
































