Tag: Women in Design
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Curved encampment: Bowden House
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Jon Rennie finds delight in architect Belinda George’s elegant response to her client’s childhood memories of campsite living.
Colour Collab: Naomi Rushmer
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Naomi started Studio Naomi Rushmer three years ago. Her projects range from workplace, hotel and retail through to wellness and residential.
Review: Making Space: A history of New Zealand Women in Architecture
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Kathy Waghorn writes on a book that tells the stories of more than 500 women and delivers the message ‘We are here – we exist – we are strong – and you are one of us.
Colour Collab: Victoria Read
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Director of Aspect Architecture Victoria Read is inspired by architecture that reflects the natural environment and adds to the built landscape in a positive way.
On the Rise: Lusitania Vete
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The On the Rise series, supported by Resene, profiles young designers from across the country who are shaping the future of the industry.
Elisapeta Heta honoured at NZIA award ceremony
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The award acknowledges the architect’s influence as a changemaker and cultural leader in indigenous design in Aotearoa New Zealand and internationally.
Change and challenge ahead
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Anna Kellett speaks with incoming Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects (NZIA) President Judith Taylor (FNZIA).
On the Rise: Alex Pirie
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In the latest edition of On the Rise, supported by Resene, we profile architectural graduate Alex Pirie whose work in heritage is pioneering a pathway for a fresh new wave of heritage specialists in Aotearoa, New Zealand.
Colour Collab: Amelia Holmes
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Interior designer Amelia Holmes is known for her deceptively simple design moves, which exude understated sophistication, comfort and a love of natural fibres.
Jasmax promotes Elisapeta Heta to Principal
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Elisapeta Heta has joined the practice’s Principal team, leading its bicultural design strategy.
On the Rise: Rachel Wegrzyn
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This architectural graduate at Monk Mackenzie has a predilection for the atmospheric, a passion for the wider architecture industry and a desire to talk about mental health within the profession.
Colour Collab: Pippa Ensor
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Ensor, an associate at Athfield Architects, has worked on projects across typologies and regions. Here, she takes colour inspiration from birds and their habitats.
On the Rise: Felicity Zhou
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This up-and-coming interior designer is based in Hamilton at multidisciplinary design studio Designwell. She talks about designing with a brand in mind, the All Blacks Experience and more.
Future of Design: Towards smart urban environments
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Data expert Gabriela Mazorra explores what the cities of our future need in order to create healthy environments and inhabitants and how some urban areas around the world are leveraging data to meet these needs.
“Uplifting and empowering”: Interior Awards 2021 Emerging Design Professional
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A founding member of Jasmax’s cultural advisory group Waka Māia, Elisapeta Heta impressed this year’s Interior Awards jury with her collaborative design approach.
On the Rise: Claudia Boyo
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In the latest iteration of our series, supported by Resene, we profile an up-and-coming landscape architect at Auckland’s Resilio Studio who sees environments as the great equaliser.
New president-elect for the NZIA
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Judith Taylor FNZIA set to take over from the current president of Te Kāhaui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects, Judi Keith-Brown, in 2022.
Colour Collab: Natasha Markham
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We hear from Natasha Markham, Founder of MAUD (Markham Architecture + Urban Design) and co-host of architectural podcast 76 Small Rooms, about how a recent trip to Otago has inspired her thinking about colour.
Auckland design professional named in Autodesk 40 Under 40
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Computational Design Lead at Mott MacDonald in Auckland and ArchitectureNow columnist Maria Mingallon has been honoured among 39 other global design professionals.
Future of Design: Making AI work for you
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What does the AEC industry’s new normal look like? Maria Mingallon brings us direct applications of artificial intelligence that could revolutionise our work lives.