Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects (NZIA) has released a shortlist of 23 projects for this year’s Waikato & Bay of Plenty Architecture Awards. The list was selected by a jury led by convenor Paul Raven of Stephenson & Turner, who was joined by Adam Mercer of Mercer & Mercer Architects, Rachel Parker of Kosloff Architecture, architecture graduate Beatriz Egan of PAUA Architects and lay juror Kathy Johnstone.

The winners of the 2022 Waikato & Bay of Plenty Architecture Awards will be announced on Wednesday 3 August.

See above for images of the shortlisted projects, which are:

Housing
Park Vue by Brendon Gordon Architects
View Point by Architecture Bureau
Number 22 by Brendon Gordon Architects
Hally Family Home by Bull O’Sullivan Architecture
Waterhouse Family Home by Bull O’Sullivan Architecture
MV House by Cate Creemers
Lake Rotoiti Bach by DCA Architects of Transformation
Twin Aspects by Edwards White Architects
Sisters Sanctuary by Edwards White Architects
Fillmore House by Evelyn McNamara Architecture
Acacia Bay Gables House by Fraser Cameron Architects
Casper’s House by Glamuzina Architects and Dessein Parke in association
Waimataruru by Pac Studio and Kristina Pickford Design in association
Pumpkin Hill by Space Division

Housing - Multi Unit
Selwyn Street Student Living by Warren and Mahoney Architects

Commercial Architecture
Tristram Precinct by Edwards White Architects
Profile Group Hautapu Facility by Jasmax

Education
Te Puna Kindergarten by MOD ARCHITECTURE

Interior Architecture
EWA Studio by Edwards White Architects

Public Architecture
St Johns Church by DCA Architects of Transformation
Papamoa Surf Lifesaving Club by Jigsaw Architects

Small Project Architecture
Te Whare Rangitupu by Anthony Hoete
Craters of the Moon Observation Shelter by Fraser Cameron Architects

The NZIA Architecture Awards programme is supported by Resene and APL.