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Auckland’s sustainability scorecard reveals holes
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A recent study by Auckland University of Technology shows that Auckland is behind the curve in health and sustainability.
Michael Leng joins Warren and Mahoney Auckland
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Established interior designer Michael Leng joins Warren and Mahoney’s design team as Senior Associate at their Auckland studio.
Jasmax appoints Robert Jahnke as cultural advisor
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Jasmax has appointed Professor Robert Jahnke (Ngāi Taharora, Te Whānau a Iritekura, Te Whānau a Rakairoa o Ngāti Porou, Samoan-German-Irish) as te ao Māori Advisor.
The NZIA challenges H1/AS1 delays
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“Living in damp, mouldy, poorly ventilated homes is making New Zealanders sick. In some cases it’s killing us,” architect and Professional Practice Director Marcus Hogan wrote in June last year.
2022 Dulux Colour Awards winners announced
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Exceptional projects demonstrating the most ambitious and innovative use of colour in the built environment have been awarded at this year’s 2022 Dulux Colour Awards.
City Rail Link - Final station designs revealed
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The final designs for Auckland’s City Rail Link stations have been revealed. Taking inspiration from Te Ao Mārama, the Māori creation story.
Collaboration creates solutions for earthquake-prone concrete floors
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New Zealand researchers have found a way to solve the distinct New Zealand construction threat of earthquake-prone, precast concrete, hollow-core floors.
Herriot Melhuish O ‘Neill celebrates 25 years
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Founded in Wellington in 1997 by architects Max Herriot and John Melhuish, in 25 years of practice, they’ve designed film studios, civic master plans and everything in between.
Wharenui Harikoa takes form at Objectspace
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Artists Lissy Robinson-Cole and Rudi Robinson are on a journey to create a full-scale Wharenui Harikoa (House of Joy) through brightly coloured crocheted forms.
Laminex: Immersive and calm
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Twenty-nine new decors have been added to the Laminex Laminate range, drawing on nature as a central point of reference. The calming and natural textural beauty of marble, terrazzo and timber decors have been designed to sit harmoniously with other materials and finishes.