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Lauren Hickling took home the Emerging Design Professional Award at this year’s Interior Awards for her well-executed ethos.
Annie Tong of the University of Auckland’s “poetic contemplation” won her the Student Award at the 2018 Interior Awards.
Regenerate Christchurch has released its vision to breathe life back in to the city’s heart at Cathedral Square.
The New Zealand Institute of Architects is calling for entries to this year’s architectural essay competition.
Auckland firm Fearon Hay was honoured by a Los Angeles architecture awards programme for the Bishop Selwyn Chapel in Parnell.
XLam invest $5 million in to its Nelson plant as Rotorua encourages Kiwis to design with timber.
The Facilities Management Association of New Zealand honoured outstanding members at their awards gala.
The New Zealand Institute of Architects announces a new president.
The New Zealand firm wins its second consecutive Good Design Award for an open plan legal workplace in Auckland.
This leading construction company wins gold, silver and bronze medals at the 2018 Commercial Project Awards.
A newly-announced merger by The Buchan Group, now known simply as Buchan, cements its place as a truly global design company.
The studio invites students to Italy from October to November to study art and heritage first hand.
Visionary Japanese architect Shigeru Ban once again collaborates with Warren and Mahoney in Christchurch.
Christchurch’s FESTA explores the theme ‘food and the city’ in 2018 and is calling for expressions of interest.
In remembrance of one of New Zealand’s foremost architects.
Gill Gatfield is the only Kiwi artist invited to participate in the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale.
The hypothetical site for the 2018 Tapestry Design Prize for Architects has been revealed.
One day three, the spotlight is on EuroCucina, Milan Design Week’s kitchen focus.
Today, we explore Europe’s first fully 3D-printed house, the Living Nature Pavilion and Hay’s stand in a bustling and balmy Milan.
Today we report on colourful furniture from MDF Italia, a dizzying installation from Bvlgari, tiny houses, and more.
Our picks from this multi-city event which includes film premieres, Q&As and, of course, wine.
After 15,000 steps, our roving reporter Tessa Pawson takes a much-deserved break to reflect on day two of Milan Design Week.
Tessa Pawson of Jasmax brings you daily recaps from the world’s top design fair – Salone del Mobile 2018.
The 2018 Interior Awards sponsors share their favourite quotes on design.
ADEDU is hosting a competition seeking the best ideas for the redesign of the Oriental Bay Pavilion site in Wellington.
The two-day 2018 Urbanism New Zealand conference has just added Sydney academic Elizabeth Farrelly to its programme.
The site of the former CTV building in Christchurch is made into a memorial for the lives lost during the 2011 earthquake.
If you want to make sure your temporary installation leaves a mark on New Zealand, enter it into the 2018 Interior Awards.
The NZIA has published a book celebrating the works of 2017 Gold Medal winner, Andrew Patterson, and it’s on sale now.
Entries are now open for the 2018 Dulux DIAlogue on Tour, which will take five designers to Tokyo and LA in August.
The finalists for the 2018 Dulux Colour Awards have been announced, with 15 finalists hailing from New Zealand.
Indian architect Balkrishna Doshi has been announced as the winner of this year’s prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize.
It’s time… the race to find New Zealand’s best commercial interior design projects and practitioners has begun.
Stage One entries are now being accepted for the 2018 NZ Wood–Resene Timber Design Awards.
A group of specialist designers has been chosen for the redevelopment of New Zealand’s home in Antarctica, Scott Base.
Entries have opened for the 2018 World Architecture Festival awards program, which will be held in Amsterdam this year.
New Plymouth architect Murali Bhaskar has been appointed as one of the judges for this year’s Dulux Colour Awards.
Harvard University is offering a free online course on the history of cities and the many aspects of urban development.
The Naomi Milgrom Foundation has selected Spanish architect Carme Pinós to design the fifth annual MPavilion in Melbourne.
Entries are now open for the 2018 RIBA Norman Foster Travelling Scholarship, which New Zealand students can apply for.