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Tom and Anna Webster of Webster Harding Architects — Tom the current Grand Designs NZ presenter — have designed NZ’s first-ever World Vision pop-up store in Auckland.
Objectspace presents Mike Austin’s photographic archive Oceanic Architectural Routes
Auckland University of Technology’s Master of Architecture (Professional) programme is now accredited by the NZ Registered Architects Board (NZRAB).
New Zealand photographer and architect launch first-ever book devoted to the work of émigré architect Henry Kulka
Moddex have been experts in balustrade and handrail design for over a decade. Here they outline everything you need to know, plus download their free specifier’s guide.
3XN and BVN’s Quay Quarter Tower receives the International High-Rise Award in Frankfurt’s Paulskirche on Tuesday 8 November.
The drawing competition organized by the World Architecture Festival announced three winners, including a Kiwi architecture graduate who made the shortlist.
The New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects celebrated a milestone 50th anniversary over three days of talks, exhibitors and awards.
Thanks to Auckland Council initiatives, the expression of Māori culture in Auckland’s CBD has risen exponentially and is expected to grow.
Celebrating great hospitality design, the Eat Drink Design awards presentation party will be held on the 10th of November at North Melbourne’s Two Ton Max.
The phasing-in of new thermal performance requirements for glass begins on Thursday 3rd November. WGANZ outlines the changes.
The introduction of Smart Homes will lower household energy bills and support New Zealand’s transition to renewables says the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority.
One of NZ’s longest-standing architecture firms says the country has entered “a new era of disaster-resilient design.” Raylene McEwan and Rob Guild explain.
Whakaora is hosting a session Nov 11, with Prof. Julian Agyeman, of Tufts University, who will speak on how a social justice lens can restructure our cities.
The practice, founded in 1992 by architects, Chien Chow and Richard Hill, is today one of New Zealand’s leading architectural and design firms.
By mid-November 2022 when an upgraded Queen Street opens, Aucklanders will discover the city centre’s new mixed-use Waihorotiu path.
The studio located in the inner-city suburb of Chippendale is a significant milestone for the multi-disciplinary practice, being its first Australian design office.
This year’s event saw nine architectural installations erected for one night only as part of Art in the City’s popular ‘Late Night Art’ exhibits.
Fisher & Paykel opens flagship Auckland Experience Centre reflecting the company’s ‘Designed in Aotearoa New Zealand’ philosophy and identity.
Start dates for the construction of the new Wellesley / Victoria Street mixed-use transport system are drawing closer.
In the next decade, the northern end of Wynyard Quarter will look vastly different to what it does today through a series of design interventions.
Taranaki artist Wharehoka Smith’s latest exhibition explores elements of design, space and tradition, and challenges expectations about Toi Māori.
This year sees the return of the University of Auckland’s School of Architecture and Planning’s ‘Urban Art Village’ installations, led by architect Matt Liggins.
Partner content: The Dulux 2023 colour forecast points to warming, earth-bound neutrals, natural textures and uplifting hues.
Share your knowledge and love of Ōtautahi’s buildings by putting forward places that are important to you. Closes 30 September 2022.
Alt Group and Jasmax collaborated with Stolen Girlfriend Club founder Marc Moore, to develop a concept that captured the brand’s spirit in built form.
Auckland Climate Festival 2022 has released its complete programme of 125+ innovative and engaging climate focussed events.
This week-long celebration of all things architectural is back after a Covid-induced hiatus.
Folly judge Pip Cheshire considers the proposals by this year’s finalists and finds that each of them reflects the moral and cultural climate of our era.
World Architecture Festival 2022 announced that the Patterson Associates’ building is a finalist for their Special Prizes.
Join hundreds of people who want our homes to be better, healthier, low carbon places in which New Zealanders thrive at the Housing Summit 2022.
The 449 solar panels installed in their Auckland manufacturing facility is considered a huge milestone for the plumbing product company.
The Warren Trust Awards for Architectural Writing are now open. Lovers of architectural writing can have their voices heard with the chance to win prizes.
Life at home and housing in Aotearoa: A new exhibition at Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki opening 3rd September. Admission is free.
A new book by artist and designer David Trubridge, The Other Way is a profound meditation on our relationship to the natural world.
Te Tangi a te Manu — Aotearoa New Zealand Landscape Assessment Guidelines are set to become a key resource for professionals working in resource management.
Announcing 47 finalists across 12 categories in this year’s New Zealand Architecture Awards programme.
World Architecture Festival (WAF) is calling for entries for the sixth edition of The Architecture Drawing Prize.
Architectural Designers New Zealand (ADNZ) Appoints Chief Executive Officer
Sir Miles Warren, one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s most influential and leading architects, has passed away (10 May 1929 – 9 August 2022). He was 93.