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Suiting up

Suiting up

Projects | Architecture doesn’t arrive all at once. There’s a lot to unpack and hang, ribbons to cut, names to gift. Such welcoming celebrations are important for community, yet it is worth reflecting that we ra...
Words: Jeremy Smith Posted: 3 Oct 2023
Revisiting the Aaltos

Revisiting the Aaltos

Practice | 1982: As a young architect, I had wrestled my way from Turkey to Finland, at the soggy end of a hitchhiker’s version of the Grand Tour, involving low-budget lodgings, sleeping on beaches, thumbing lif...
Words: Pete Bossley Posted: 28 Feb 2023
Viewfinder: Top five with Sarah Rowlands

Viewfinder: Top five with Sarah Rowlands

Projects | "I’ve photographed this structure during construction to completion and then revisited it again a couple of years later on the longest day of the year in December 2019, which was as a personal project,"...
Words: Ashley Cusick Posted: 11 May 2021
Winners announced: 2022 Nelson/Marlborough Architecture Awards

Winners announced: 2022 Nelson/Marlborough Architecture Awards

Awards | Moments of fun abound, the family’s personality shines through, making Faith & Doubt a home in which to live ‘a life less ordinary.’   / Spring Creek Revisited by Modo Architects  / Time can be unkind t...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 29 Jul 2022
Design for decolonisation

Design for decolonisation

Practice | Country, climate and community underpin the design aspirations of our studio. In June last year, we hosted a studio conference at the University of Technology Sydney to extend our knowledge of and rei...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 23 May 2023
Six rules for housing design in the city

Six rules for housing design in the city

Practice | Almost every discussion of housing amongst architects turns to a critique of design priorities in the speculative market – the product of an industry that supplies two-thirds or more of all housing in...
Words: David Turner Posted: 22 Aug 2019
Opinion: Beatific urban farmers

Opinion: Beatific urban farmers

Practice | I revisited the building a few weeks back. It was recently reopened after a refit that apparently addressed various code and maintenance issues and, though my memory of that stormy night was a bit hazy,...
Words: Pip Cheshire Posted: 16 Sep 2019
Our voices: Indigeneity and architecture

Our voices: Indigeneity and architecture

Review | Our voices: Indigeneity and architecture begins as its title signals, calling to its reader in chapter-long verses that share research findings, practice observations, lived experiences and creative m...
Words: Karamia Müller Posted: 5 Jun 2020
Festival of Architecture: AKL report

Festival of Architecture: AKL report

Review | Previously known as Architecture Week and largely run by the Auckland branch of the NZIA, the first Festival of Architecture sought to expand the remit, both temporally and geographically, with an exp...
Words: Joanna Hurst Posted: 20 Nov 2017
Framing the central city: again

Framing the central city: again

Review | I doubt a design drawing a wide green band to confine central city construction was as hot a topic in 1850 as it is in 2012. Both the 1850 ‘Town Reserve’ and the 2012 (Christchurch Recovery Plan) Blue...
Words: Di Lucas Posted: 5 Oct 2012
Big week for VUW School of Architecture

Big week for VUW School of Architecture

News | Headlining the speaker list at the Te Aro campus of Victoria University is Danish landscape architect Jeppe Andersen  who will talk on Thursday about recent work such as his collaboration in the ...
Words: Stephen Olsen Posted: 29 Oct 2013
Anti-social distancing

Anti-social distancing

Practice | The Auckland Unitary Plan (AUP) that came into force in November 2016 revised the rules for housing design across the city’s region, introducing new paradigms, and unifying regional policies for the d...
Words: Dr David Turner Posted: 16 Jun 2021
Revisited: Jack Manning's Gold Medal interview

Revisited: Jack Manning’s Gold Medal interview

People | NZIA Gold Medal Citation  / Jack Manning has demonstrated his architectural ability in consistent manner, but never in repetitive form, in a career stretching over half a century. Throughout that care...
Words: John Walsh Posted: 21 Oct 2021
Exploring and enriching the void

Exploring and enriching the void

Practice | But, in surveying the past 50 years, we see the evolution is immense; yet, there’s much that can be revisited, remembered and re-purposed for a new context and time. We are grounded by, and adhere firml...
Words: Rachel de Lambert and Michael Hawes Posted: 9 Aug 2022
An artist and an architect return to Europe

An artist and an architect return to Europe

Practice | Three years is a long time to be separated from whānau and friends so it was with relief and gleeful anticipation that we were finally able to head to the Netherlands, France and Germany to catch up ...
Words: Pete Bossley Posted: 18 Dec 2022
Form follows narrative

Form follows narrative

Practice | Forty years on and we have revisited this as the architects for the Japan Consulate in Christchurch, New Zealand. A reciprocity has occurred with an intertwining of cultures, once again expressed in thi...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 1 Aug 2023
Kinetic architecture

Kinetic architecture

People | Through the years, I have revisited the questions in different forms with only mild response. It was not until I decided to apply this idea to building tectonics on the building envelope did I start to ...
Words: Federico Monsalve Posted: 27 Jul 2020
On the rise

On the rise

People | ArchitectureNow: Were you drawn to architecture from a young age? / Raphaela Rose: Growing up with an academic mother who taught town planning at the university, as one of three sisters we were alwa...
Words: Amelia Melbourne-Hayward Posted: 24 Apr 2016
Managing mental health

Managing mental health

Practice | Closer to home, we revisited Parlour’s Guides for Equitable Practice, which reminded us that there are common mental health issues associated with long working hours which include depression, anxiety an...
Words: Timothy Horton Posted: 7 Sep 2016
Who wants to be a ‘woman architect’?

Who wants to be a ‘woman architect’?

Practice | Is the term “woman architect” pejorative or useful? Are single-sex prizes “sexist”? These questions have returned to prominence following the publication of a recent essay on Dezeen. I am both for and...
Words: Dr Karen Burns Posted: 7 Jun 2017
Ohakea: five star facility

Ohakea: five star facility

Projects | During the early stage of the works the mechanical services design was revisited and changes to the heating system have pushed out the completion date. A decision to replace steam with gas brought more ...
Words: Helen Frances Posted: 16 Mar 2012
Designer Profile: Penny Vernon

Designer Profile: Penny Vernon

People | Urbis: When and how did you get involved in interior design? / Penny Vernon: I think all my life I’ve been drawing pictures. I was the second eldest of six children on a small farm in Raglan, near Ham...
Words: Nicole Stock Posted: 19 Dec 2012
Pattersons

Pattersons

Practice | Left to weather and age gracefully, it is the antithesis of black-stained timber that must be revisited every two years in a battle against the elements. The use of materials that weather and patina nat...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 27 Sep 2022
2016 Auckland Architecture Awards

2016 Auckland Architecture Awards

Awards | City Beach House, Takapuna by Fearon Hay Architects / The white box is revisited in this restrained, consistent and delightful suburban beach house. Permeable walls ensure the outside is as much a part ...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 28 Apr 2016
Wall to Wall

Wall to Wall

People | Firstly, I want to ask you about the Venice Biennale; it must have been very exciting to be involved and to show your exhibit in the historic Corderie of the Arsenale. Were you pleased with the end ...
Words: Justine Harvey Posted: 25 Mar 2013

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