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Christchurch has taken a spot on the list of top 10 global cities worth watching.
The new edition of the magazine is on-sale now.
Corporate Culture’s Richard Munao receives top honour in the presence of the Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Denmark.
The December issue of Houses features eight sleek New Zealand houses from around the country by leading architects.
All things Interior: issue 2 of New Zealand’s dedicated interior architecture and design magazine is on sale now.
Win fame and a designer chair by creating a cool design for a BoConcept cup.
An impressive standard of award-winning projects augur a strong future for architecture in Otago and Southland.
Three diverse projects were recognised at the annual celebration of unbuilt architecture.
Seven local projects have been awarded by the New Zealand Institute of Architects.
The Australian Interior Design Awards is calling for international entries for its 2012 program.
Well done to Landscape Architecture NZ (Architecture NZ’s sister magazine) for a winning cover design.
An office scheme has taken out the most prestigious title at the World Architecture Festival.
The twelve projects honoured at this year’s Western Awards prove that budget is no determinant of good design.
Sixteen projects have won recognition in the annual competition run by the Wellington branch of the NZIA.
International success for Wellington Airport’s new passenger terminal by Warren and Mahoney and Studio Pacific.
Plans are underway to improve cruise facilities on Auckland’s Queens Wharf.
The Registered Master Builders / Carters 2011 Apprentice of the Year is Ryan Keogh.
New Plymouth’s stunning Te Rewa Rewa Bridge and Coastal Walkway Extension was honoured as the best new road project.
The October / November issue of Progressive Building is out now.
Eighteen award-winning buildings deemed ‘a delight to be in’ by Awards’ jury.
Christchurch is first up in a new programme to incentivise energy efficiency.
DesignCamp 2011 brought together some of the best international design students, including two New Zealanders.
Taking the baton from current capital, Helsinki, Cape Town is the fourth city to be awarded World Design Capital.
Canterbury may have faced one of its toughest years yet, but the outlook for architecture is looking bright.
It was Auckland’s turn in the spotlight last night as the winners of the 2011 Local Architecture Awards were revealed.
The best of the country’s timber designs and engineering were recognised at last night’s awards evening.
Eight projects have been recognised in the annual awards programme run by the New Zealand Institute of Architects.
The big winners revealed at this year’s Best Design Awards.
Sculpture in the Garden kicks off on Saturday 9 October at Auckland Botanic Gardens.
David Gottfried, founder of the world’s first green building council, has received an entrepreneurship award from WorldGBC.
Celebrated New Zealand sculptor, photographer and artist Bill Culbert will present his work at the 55th Venice Biennale.
Singaporean firm WOHA takes out this year’s RIBA Lubetkin Prize.
This year’s Stirling Prize winning project in pictures. Zaha Hadid’s Evelyn Grace Academy.
The 2011 World Architecture Festival will focus on making a difference and responding to disaster.
The October edition of Urbis is now available in supermarkets and bookstores.
VUW Solar Decathlon team takes first prize in engineering at Washington DC event.
‘First Light’, Victoria University’s Solar Decathlon team, earns second place in architecture competition.
Gallery, theatre, zoo and stadium – all out now in the September edition of Architecture NZ.
New Zealand urban designer Garth Falconer keynote speaking at West Australian design forum.
The Cloud will exhibit New Zealand design and its unique place in the world.