Aboriginal Housing Panel projects: group and community portraits during construction of housing in the Papunya and Yuendumu communities in the 1970s

Resource Information

The work Aboriginal Housing Panel projects: group and community portraits during construction of housing in the Papunya and Yuendumu communities in the 1970s represents a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS). This resource is a combination of several types including: Work, Still Image, Visual Materials.

Label

Aboriginal Housing Panel projects: group and community portraits during construction of housing in the Papunya and Yuendumu communities in the 1970s

Creator

• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Housing Panel

Creator

• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Housing Panel

Subject

• Community organisations - Housing
• Housing - House construction
• Housing - Shelters - Tents
• Community development - Infrastructure and municipal services - Housing
• Photographs
• Housing development -- Arid regions -- Australia

Genre

• Photographs

Language

eng

Summary

Photographs showing design and construction of housing during projects in the 1970s. Subjects include: construction; consultation; concreting; campsite; tents; buildings; 'James' wiltja; 'geodom' steel framed tents; windbreak; day shade; traditional shelter; composite structure; community setting; grassland; main street; community members; constructing houses in remote community setting; design issues such as gaps between walls, dirt flooring and large empty spaces; group portrait of workers / labourers; Desert Housing Project

Cataloging source

AIAS

Date time place

Papunya, Ramingining, Warrabri, Yuendumu, N.T., 1975

Information about documentation

Item level records available