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Ron Sang’s ‘lantern in the city’ to be lit up this weekend
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Architect Ron Sang’s Choice Plaza in downtown Auckland will be illuminated by a constellation of new additions this weekend.
Wellington school reaches 50-year milestone
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At the end of October, Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington’s Faculty of Architecture and Design Innovation celebrated 50 years since its inception in 1975.
2025 John Scott Award winner: Punangairi Visitor Centre
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The 2025 John Scott Award for Public Architecture went to Punangairi Visitor Centre by Sheppard & Rout.
2025 Ted McCoy Award winner: Ngā Mokopuna
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The 2025 Ted McCoy Award for Education went to Ngā Mokopuna by Tennent Brown Architecture.
2025 Sir Miles Warren Award winner: Strip Mall
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The 2025 Sir Miles Warren Award for Commercial Architecture went to Strip Mall by Spacecraft Architects.
2025 Sir Ian Athfield Award winner: Popadich House
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The 2025 Sir Ian Athfield Award for Housing went to Popadich house by Davor Popadich Architects.
2025 Distinguished Fellow Award winners: Lindley Naismith and Barry Dacombe
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Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects (NZIA) established the Distinguished Fellow Award to recognise members who have had exceptional influence on or have been exceptional contributors to architecture in New Zealand.
Winners announced: 2025 New Zealand Architecture Awards
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The winners have been named in the 2025 iteration of the annual awards programme, following the jury’s visit to 61 shortlisted projects across 11 categories.
Built on Trust: How BCG and GIB® delivered next-level terrace housing
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An award-winning terrace housing project in the sought after Auckland area of Pt Chevalier is raising the bar for high-end brownfield developments in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland.
Divine inspiration tops this year’s World Architecture Festival
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In addition to The Holy Redeemer Church and Community Centre of Las Chumberas being declared World Building of the Year, three New Zealand projects took top honours in their categories.