Architecture New Zealand, July 2019
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Practice
From court to camp
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Pete Bossley reflects on a recurring theme in his design practice.
Work
Wilderness for the wealthy: The Lindis
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Chris Barton finds the undulating roof lines of this lodge by Architecture Workshop at one with the topography that inspired them.
Across the Board
Opinion: The issue of unpaid hours
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Lynda Simmons discusses how the hours spent ‘working’ and ‘caring’ are divided and how that might affect architecture practices.
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Editorial: Chris Barton on longevity
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The Architecture New Zealand editor discusses the closing of the Wellington Central Library and what the future holds for this iconic building.
Opinion: When architects speak
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Pip Cheshire muses over the difficulty in speaking about architectural work and implores us to stop writing “the brief called for…”
Crit: Artisan revival
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In her project Not a Monastery: Transposing and interpreting the ancient typology, student Emily Pearce weaves together old and new to create an artisan school.