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The Matthew Ridge-hosted series is due to begin on Monday 14 August, at 8.30pm on Prime.
Described as one of the architect’s most daring and experimental homes, the Barr House in Meadowbank is now for sale.
With a chance to win up to $2000 in prize money, this year entrants respond to the theme ‘How has architecture shaped your world?’ with a piece of creative writing.
The new lab in Mt Albert, Auckland will help to safeguard New Zealand’s horticultural industry from costly pests and diseases that threaten our crops and food sources.
A year out from toasting the organisation’s 20th birthday, Objectspace is celebrating an influx of support from the newly established Designers’ Collective.
Gerard Roofs launches contemporary, streamlined steel roof panel system, Calibre.
The Auckland branch of the NZIA presented APL’s David Waters with the Garvey Cup for services to architecture.
Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington academic Simon Twose’s installation in Wellington gallery delves into the concept of expanded drawing.
Taurima draws on hospitality and manaakitanga with culinary-inspired art installation referencing the traditional use of the land where Auckland’s Elliot Street now stands.
More than 500 architecture and urban design students in Tāmaki Makaurau have been asked to re-imagine a rejuvenated Uptown district, on the city’s fringe.
Architect Matthew Webby visits a stellar range of architectural projects and spaces that contribute to Otautahi’s unique sense of place.
Photos from the Interior Awards 2023 are now available to view right here on ArchitectureNow. Experience all the highlights from the celebratory night in our exclusive photo gallery.
The Architecture Drawing Prize is back, with entries now open. Entries can include hand-drawn, digital and hybrid architectural drawings, and close on 8 September 2023.
Entries for the inaugural F. Gordon Wilson Fellowship for Public Housing opened today with $20,000 to be awarded annually for research towards the betterment of public housing in Aotearoa.
Elisapeta Heta will represent Ngā Aho and Te Kāhui Whaihanga at the (UIA) World Congress of Architects, taking place in Copenhagen from 2-6 July.
The Timber Design Awards have announced that this year’s event has hit record numbers — including entries into their three new categories in a great show of support from the industry.
The NZIA has announced that Huia Reriti of +MAP Architecture will be their next President Elect taking over from current President Judith Taylor in 2024.
Denmark’s 3daysofdesign inspires Tomi Williams and Alex McLeod from interior design studio at.space
Aotearoa’s collective housing conference CoHo Hui is back for 2023! Hosted by The Housing Innovation Society and the AUT School of Future Environments.
Global architecture firm Grimshaw opens Auckland studio, to be led by Neil Stonell.
The reimagined hotel rooms are promised to offer guests “a moment of mindfulness and tranquillity in Auckland’s CBD”.
Join some of New Zealand’s top builders and industry experts at BuildNZ on 20 and 21 June, as they weigh in on the construction market outlook for New Zealand.
After nearly three years of construction, Wellington’s new convention centre Tākina is officially open.
Meet the diverse panel of internationally renowned judges. Submit your entry by 31 May and be in to win a trip to Palm Springs Modernism Week.
Warren and Mahoney has launched an open design competition, to reimagine the lobby of their Christchurch studio and celebrate the rise of Matariki and Puanga.
‘Navigating Better Māori Design Integration within our Built Environment’, features Debbie Tikau, Director of Tipu Design and Huia Ketiri, Director of +MAP Architecture and NZIA President-elect.
The opening of the country’s largest student accommodation facility is set to boost the infrastructure of New Zealand’s tertiary education sector.
Architect Peter Parkes gives a different reading of Branko Mitrovic’s Architectural Principles in the Age of Fraud.
The 2023 CoreNet symposium on Thursday 17 May at Shed 10, Queens Wharf, Auckland, features an inspiring lineup of local and international speakers.
Christchurch-based architect Abigail Hurst chooses her top six projects for Open Christchurch 2023, an architectural open -day for all architecture lovers coming up on 6–7 May.
Wood Melbourne’s characteristic circular and square faucet handles get a jolt of colour courtesy of Dunedin-native, New York-based designer and editor Georgina McWhirter.
Presenting ‘Character studies’, renowned design duo and 2022 Gold Medal recipients Nicholas Stevens and Gary Lawson, speak on the places, people and histories woven into their architecture.
GHDWoodhead creativespaces welcomes Eqo Leung, an accomplished architect and National Design Leader, to their architecture studio.
Work has begun on Kirikiriroa Hamilton’s new performing arts centre, designed by Jasmax in collaboration with British theatre design consultants Charcoalblue’s Melbourne studio.
Explore the latest innovations at New Zealand’s largest trade-only expo for building & infrastructure professionals. Two days only, 20-21 June, Auckland Showgrounds, Auckland.
Warren and Mahoney has formed a new Urban Design and Landscape Architecture service offer which brings together leading experts in New Zealand and Australia.
Urban Design Forum’s UrbanismNZ 2023 Conference is coming to Tāmaki Makaurau on 27-28 April, where industry experts will discuss the critical urbanism issues in Aotearoa.
Open Christchurch 2023 celebrates some of Christchurch’s best architecture and special spaces that contribute to our city’s unique sense of place.
The 2024 Brick Bay Folly competition is now open for entries, offering emerging architects the opportunity to design (and possibly build) a small-scale architectural installation.
After three long years of pandemic delays, the Auckland Architecture Association (AAA) Tāmaki Makaurau Architecture Awards are officially back for 2023.