Tag: Practice
RSSDiversity in architecture: part two
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Hear from four young practitioners about their experiences working as minorities in the architecture industry.
Diversity in architecture: part one
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Camille Khouri and Justine Harvey explore what greater ethnic diversity would mean for the industry.
In practice: Te Aranga Design Principles
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Landscape Architecture Aotearoa gains insight on how the Māori design principles are implemented and the potential they hold.
Postcards: Toyko to LA
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Video: See the highlights from Andy Florkowsi of RCG’s recent study trip to Tokyo and LA with Dulux DIAlogue on Tour.
Possibilities of robotic fabrication
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Lauren Vasey’s work at a digital fabrication unit in Stuttgart researches the potential of architecture and robotics.
‘The way of the future’: E-mobility
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Transport is one of the largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions in New Zealand; how can companies explore alternatives?
Flexible working in architecture: Part 2
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Four architects weigh in on breaking the mould of traditional work hours and contracts within the industry.
Flexible working in architecture: Part 1
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As part of the Workplace Revolution series, we explore the impacts of flexible working on architectural firms.
Into the unknown: Penumbral Reflections
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The minds behind this enlightening exhibition tell us more about the project, which runs at Objectspace until 24 June.
Diversity & Inclusion: a panel
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Lynda Simmons writes on the Architecture+Women•NZ panel on Diversity & Inclusion, held at Warren and Mahoney on 22 March.
Looking ahead: skills for the future
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Ignite Architects’ Adam Taylor addresses the architecture skills shortage in New Zealand and what firms can do to help.
Connect locally, inspire globally
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Warren and Mahoney’s John Coop writes on countering homogenisation of architectural work through the understanding of identity.
Creating new historic places
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David Batchelor, creator of Wellington City Heritage Week 2017, asks if we can purposefully create new historic places.
Opinion: Safe cladding practice
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Bill McKay asks if the Grenfell fire could happen here in New Zealand and looks at the ACP cladding system.
Autism-aware design
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Thomas Denhardt investigates how architects can improve the lives of those who are diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Long hours: Go hard or go home!
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Lee Hillam reflects on the long-hours culture in architecture and asks: What is the real cost of this exploitative practice?
Architects amidst conflict
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Thomas Denhardt examines Lebanon’s conflict-filled history and asks, “What is the architect’s role during war and conflict?”
Architecture of the Pacific
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The first in an ongoing series by Bill McKay and Jason Mann on the long-neglected architecture of the South Pacific.
NZIA board co-opts Māori arch graduate
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Elisapeta Heta, an architectural graduate at Jasmax, has been co-opted as the Ngā Aho representative to the NZIA board.
Quake city
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Guy Marriage investigates the effects of the recent 7.8-magnitude Kaikoura earthquake on Wellington’s city buildings.