y and kept moist for as long as dormancy
Rapid germination process. Must be sown immediately ion.
{Converting ecology into experience} Viewing landscape through architecture
Otaki: LAKE WAIWIRI
eds (low temperature catalyst): Seed must be period of low temperature (at least a month) e germination.
Seeds eco-sourced
Majority transplanted back out into initial site and along coast
eds (light catalyst): Can stay dormant for long me until they are exposed to light - often c shrubs
Quick germinating + recalcitrance seeds planted in seed germinating bases of orientation pods on site
Dormant + recalcitrance seeds transported to large seed bank at Te Papa
Planted
N
Germinate
Reach good size/strength
Some transplanted to other nurseries to await dipersion depending on demand
Wellington: TE PAPA Viewing architecture through landscape
{creating museums which look forward-not just back}
Movement within the system depends on the type of germination the seed undergoes. Seeds requiring immediate sowing are sown in the base of architectural pods on site. Those needing periods of stratification are transported to the storage space in Te Papa where they are stored for the appropriate amount of time in the exhibition space of the Core until they can be germinated in the nursery structures to the south east of the museum
Figure 137. Process of transporting seeds between the site of sourcing (Waiwiri) and the site of storage (Te Papa) Figure 138. (over page) Explanation of different types of seed germination catalysts/types
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