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The global firm has recently appointed Raylene McEwan and James Burgess as principals in their Christchurch studio.
The storage company’s new headquarters combines offices, a showroom and warehouse hub for South Island distribution under one Warren and Mahoney-designed roof.
Rainbow Machine, an installation by a team of University of Auckland alumni and staff, was honoured with a Good Design Australia Gold Award.
Carswell is the firm’s newest South Island principal and will co-lead the Christchurch studio along with principal Chris Jack.
Isthmus explores how the implementation of a new path provides a sculptural wayfinding element that connects gardens and provides a canvas for the annual Sculpture Walk.
This year’s winning essays shared a common thread – of faith, both religious and in humanity overall – as well as in the potential of architecture to nurture, uplift and empower.
Competition chair Pip Cheshire describes the judging process that took place at the end of June to select five outstanding finalists from a field of 24 submissions.
With Level 2.5 restrictions continuing in Auckland for a bit longer, we have decided to push the Interior Awards 2020 evening to 8 October.
The Warren and Mahoney modernist building, which was recently renovated after earthquake damage, has been entered as a Category 1 Historic Place.
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Influential landscape architect, champion of public space and founder of Wraight + Associates, Megan Wraight, has passed away.
Partner content: Celebrate your team and the amazing commercial project they created. Entries open for the 2021 New Zealand Commercial Project Awards.
Congratulations to the winners of this year’s A+W NZ Dulux Awards – Louise Wright, Jade Kake and Christina van Bohemen.
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The University of Auckland’s Elizabeth Aitken Rose honours Dr Morris Taylor, a notable New Zealand urban planning professional and scholar.
Remembering Michael Pritchard, former Head of the Planning Department and Dean of Faculty at the University of Auckland.
The firm is seeking professionals across sectors and experience levels to join their studios in Wellington, Christchurch and Queenstown.
An independent review of the Resource Management Act has been completed. Distinguished Fellow of the NZIA Graeme Scott weighs in on what it means for the industry.
As Auckland heads into another Level 3 COVID-19 lockdown, the 2020 Interior Awards finalists will present to the jury virtually.
Partner content: After the Kaikoura earthquake Thermosash disassembled a seven-year-old façade for reuse in other projects.
In a coup for both heritage architecture and female-led firms, this rescue and restoration of a 1960s town hall wins Victoria’s top architecture award.
An independent review of the Resource Management Act has been completed. Here, the architecture profession weighs in on what it means for the industry.
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Take a look inside the new PwC tower, comprising 39 floors and nearly 30,000m2 of glass, as it welcomes its first tenants.
Architecture firm Herriot Melhuish O’Neill asserts that they were the first New Zealand practice to adopt the modelling software: they reflect on how it all began.
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Architect Jonathan Gibb has been announced as the firm’s newest principal.
This panel discussion, featuring Architecture NZ editor Chris Barton, will take place at Objectspace gallery on 20 July 2020.
The Ponsonby-based gallery has launched a $40,000 crowd-funding campaign in a bid to continue their support of Kiwi art and design.
Five finalists in each of the programme’s three categories have been selected. Find out who’s on the shortlist.
The Auckland branch of the NZILA/Brick Bay have announced five finalists in the Nogonga design competition: see the creative seat designs here.
The Interior Awards wouldn’t be possible without companies that are dedicated to good design. The people behind 2020 sponsor Kada tell us what’s been inspiring them.
The Interior Awards wouldn’t be possible without companies that are dedicated to good design. Blum shares a few favourites to read, listen to and be inspired by.
The Interior Awards wouldn’t be possible without companies that are dedicated to good design. Some of the team at long-time sponsor Resene tell us what inspires them.
The Interior Awards wouldn’t be possible without companies that are dedicated to good design. 2020 sponsor Luxaflex shares with us what’s been inspiring them lately.
The Interior Awards wouldn’t be possible without companies that are dedicated to good design. Some of the team at Décortech tell us about their favourite things.
The Interior Awards wouldn’t be possible without companies that are dedicated to good design. The faces behind ECC share what’s been inspiring them lately.
The Interior Awards wouldn’t be possible without companies that are dedicated to good design. Viridian shares with us their favourite reads, listens and designs.
The Interior Awards wouldn’t be possible without companies who are dedicated to good design. Inzide tells us about their favourite podcasts, books, designs and more.