John Walsh

Houses Revisited: Humanist habitat

Projects | A Wakatipu house benefits from Arrowtown architect Max Wild’s local knowledge in this project, which first appeared in Houses magazine in 2008.

Houses Revisited: Rock steady

Projects | In 2008 near Wellington Heads, Novak & Middleton designed a solid house for a very discerning client: a fusion of Swiss client and Kiwi architect.

Houses Revisited: Adventure in toytown

Projects | In this Wellington home, first published in 2009, Uche Isichei has designed an unconventional house for a once-sleepy suburb.

Houses Revisited: Housing acts

Projects | Paul Barry’s ‘Three-part house’ makes the most of a tight and tiny Wellington site in this project that was first published in 2009.

Houses Revisited: Return of the native

Projects | A Hawke’s Bay home from Herriot Melhuish O’Neill expresses Waimarama’s changed circumstances and its continuity of spirit.

Houses Revisited: In Parsonson country

Projects | One Wellington practice has been making a name fore itself in Kapiti Coast beach houses for over a decade. This 2009 house is a shining example.

Houses Revisited: Material boys

Projects | Bevin + Slessor’s 2009 Peka Peka house stand the test of time as a smart, contemporary take on Kiwi modernism.

Houses Revisited: Simply Sumner

Projects | Out on Christchurch’s coast Andrew Watson stacks up his boxes against a steep site in this house, originally published in 2009.

The gift of a new cloak

People | John Walsh of the NZIA talks to Dr Haare Williams and Elisapeta Heta about the genesis and meaning of the Institute’s new te reo title.

“The party of reform”: Phil Twyford

People | The Labour MP and Minister for Housing and Urban Development talks intensification, KiwiBuild, procurement and much more.