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Leigh Featherstone joins the NZGBC as Director of Homestar.
Six exceptional architectural projects from across Britain are in the running for the prestigious 2012 RIBA Stirling Prize.
Eight New Zealand projects were shortlisted for the 2012 World Architecture Festival.
Eat-Drink-Design Awards juror and author Rachel Hurst writes about the influence of design on dining.
Thirty-eight entries across nine categories have been selected as finalists in the 2012 Timber Design Awards.
A new awards programme has been established to acknowledge urban design projects across New Zealand.
International architect Dominik Mazur joins the multi-disciplinary design house HBO+EMTB as a senior architect.
Two New Zealanders have been invited to present their work as part of the 13th International Architecture Biennale.
Eminent food and design writers, restaurateurs and architects will judge the 2012 inaugural Eat-Drink-Design Awards.
The awards are open to those in the construction industry – architects, designers, engineers, contractors and builders.
Urbis celebrates some great successes at the 2012 Magazine Awards.
Interior magazine wins Best Cover Design in the Trade Professional category of the 2012 Magazine Awards.
An historic chapel within a significant Auckland heritage building has received the top award at the 2012 Interior Awards.
New Zealand’s best commercial interiors were recognised and celebrated at an awards and networking evening at Imperial Lane.
World Architecture Festival entries close on 30 June.
The Royal Institute of British Architects’ has awarded Auckland Art Gallery amongst some of the best in the world.
Pelorus Architecture and McKenzie Higham Architecture have been singled out in a publication by the Wellington Housing Trust.
The world’s tallest cross laminated timber (CLT) building is being built in Melbourne.
A New Zealand-based property investment firm is sending four volunteers to Nepal to help build 40 new homes.
A striking 150m-long footbridge by NZIA Gold Medal winner Pete Bossley replaces a dilapidated version in Raglan.
The AGM stable of magazines has been recognised with 13 finalist nominations in the 2012 Magazine Awards.
Four key priorities to lifting skills in the building industry by 2020 have been identified by the Productivity Partnership.
One of New Zealand’s most extraordinary architects, Peter Beaven, has died.
The impressive Hong-Kong-Zhuhai-Macau fixed-link project includes an immersed tunnel of almost seven kilometres.
Thomas J. Pritzker presented the 2012 Pritzker Architecture Prize to Wang Shu on 25 May.
The NZ and Australian winners of the 2012 Fly Forbo Award have been announced.
This edition celebrates New Zealand’s best houses of 2012.
Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tamaki has been presented with the 2012 New Zealand Architectural Medal.
Landscape Architecture NZ takes best professional title at Canon Media Awards 2012.
This year’s World Architecture Festival will be held in Singapore from 3 to 5 October.
The awards are open to New Zealand architects, builders, designers, engineers and students.
From an impressive line-up of 120 New Zealand commercial interiors’ entries, 18 finalists have been selected.
Entries are now open for the 2012 Roading Excellence Awards.
Pushing the Limits, CoreNet Global NZ 2022 symposium is a hybrid event featuring three core events over three consecutive weeks, followed by their famous soirèe at a later date yet to be announced.
The awards were announced at a gala presentation at Doltone House, Sydney, on Friday 27 April.
This year’s Festival will be held in Singapore at Marina Bay Sands resort, designed by Moshe Safdie.
Urbis magazine is now available in digital format via Zinio.
Two new buildings to be built in Christchurch will utilise the post-tensioned LVL building system.
Twenty projects have been awarded in this year’s programme.
The Shigeru Ban-designed ‘cardboard cathedral’ has a home in Christchurch.