Architecture New Zealand, March 2016 Architecture New Zealand March 2016 (Issue 2) 2 Subscribe Print Digital
Shaping places: a role of urban design? Practice | We need more cooperation between local stakeholders, community and business involvement when making place shaping decisions.
The Past Awaits Practice | Architect Rebecca McLaughlan expresses her concern “for the stories we are silencing within the Christchurch rebuild”.
Christchurch – Five Years On: Part I Practice | The first installation of commentary from those involved in rebuilding the city five years after the Canterbury earthquakes.
Christchurch – Five Years On: Part II Practice | The second installation of commentary from those involved in rebuilding the city five years after the Canterbury earthquakes.
Christchurch Five Years On – Part III Practice | The final installation of commentary from those involved in rebuilding the city five years after the Canterbury earthquakes.
An experimental model in Christchurch Practice | Dr Ryan Reynolds and Chloe Waretini are pioneering a radical new participatory model for commercial property development.
The makers of Venice Practice | Bill McKay looks at the technology behind New Zealand’s Future Islands exhibition for the 2016 Venice Architecture Biennale.
Ethereal: 151 Cambridge Terrace Projects | Jasmax’s dynamic new commercial building in Christchurch commands attention from its riverside site beside the Avon River.
A welcome departure: Hellmann Projects | At Auckland Airport, RTA Studio and Eclipse Architecture have joined forces to design a warehouse-and-office complex.
Eames made easy – design for living Review | Colin Martin reviews the ‘The World of Charles and Ray Eames’ exhibition, currently showing in Bildmuseet, Sweden.
Rebuilding communities Review | A review of the RIBA exhibition ‘Creation from Catastrophe’, which runs until 24 April 2016 in London.
Book review: Industries of Architecture Review | Guy Marriage reviews Industries of Architecture, edited by Katie Lloyd Thomas, Tilo Amhoff and Nick Beech.