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Tākina by SPA runner-up in the World-Architects ‘Building of the Year’ awards
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Tākina by SPA runner-up in the World-Architects ‘Building of the Year’ awards.
A sneak peek into Open Christchurch 2025
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Open Christchurch, the annual festival of architectural excellence, returns 2 to 4 May with another programme set to spark conversations about why design matters.
Meet the 2025 Interior Awards jury: Natasha Markham
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Natasha Markham, a registered architect, qualified urban designer and founder of MAUD, brings an expertise of residential housing to the Interior Awards jury.
Alex McLeod joins Dulux Colour Awards 2025 judging panel
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Founder of at.space interior design studio in Auckland and Supreme HOME Interior of the Year Award winner, Alex MCLeod joins the esteemed jury for next year’s comp.
Future research leaders receive support from the Royal Society Te Apārangi
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University of Auckland researchers will receive a total of $6.56m in Royal Society fellowships over the coming years.
Meet the 2025 Interior Awards jury: Sam Griffin
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Ctrl Space creative director Sam Griffin joins our Interior Awards jury after winning last year’s Hospitality Award with the highly acclaimed Metita.
A model for mass timber and low carbon design
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Join UDINZ for a tour of Tukutuku AUT’s most energy-efficient and lowest carbon development to date.
Viewfinder: Top five with Matthew Williams
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Matthew Williams has created a vast portfolio of images through his work with editorial, advertising and architectural clients. Here he shares his top five shoots.
The Interior Awards are back. Enter now.
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The quest to find the country’s top interior projects and designers has now begun. Find the key dates, project requirements and how to enter the 2025 Interior Awards here.
2025 Outlook: Balancing innovation and economic challenges
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Architects face rising costs, regulatory hurdles and competition, challenging the viability of their designs in 2025.