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Designer interview: Katie Lockhart
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This Auckland-based interior designer has built a worldwide career that spans retail, installation, residential, editorial styling and beyond.
NAWIC announces winners of Excellence Awards
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The National Association of Women in Construction honoured outstanding women in the industry on 27 September.
Dissent 2019 comes to Christchurch
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The Australasian Student Architecture Congress brings its biennial event to Aotearoa, exploring activism, resistance and more.
Festival of Architecture 2019
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Catch up with what’s gone on during the first week of the Festival of Architecture, and see how you can get still get involved.
FoA 2019: Breakfast with Judi Keith-Brown
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The National Association of Women in Construction presented this talk from Judi Keith-Brown, NZIA president-elect and seasoned architect.
FoA 2019: Straw into Gold exhibition
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This Unitec exhibition is shining the spotlight on climate change and better building practices through its creation of a straw bale house.
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FoA 2019: World [PARK]ing Day Tauranga
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Design firms took over parking spaces in Tauranga for a day on 20th September 2019; see how they transformed them into public parks.
Fast Forward lecture series: Spring 2019
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The UoA School of Architecture and Planning presents this insightful series of lectures focussing on Activism and Architecture.
Architecture becomes set in stone
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Artist Joe Sheehan opens an exhibition of architectural sculptures at the Tim Melville gallery, running until 12 October 2019.
Antarctica New Zealand searches for construction partner
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Registrations of interest are now open for a construction partner for the Scott Base Redevelopment Project.