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Ben Hayes celebrates 20 years at RTA Studio
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Ben Hayes, Managing Director of RTA Studio, celebrates 20 years of work for the practice. He reflects on his career, early inspiration, diverse experiences, and moving to New Zealand.
KiwiRail’s Auckland office demands innovative flooring solution
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Partner content: KiwiRail’s high-tech office building at Central Park in Ellerslie has been engineered to withstand a one-in-year earthquake, requiring extensive cabling.
Ministry announces new Head of Interiors
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Ministry announces Nancy Disk as interiors lead and is looking forward to the unique perspective she will bring to her role.
CTRL Space celebrates 15 years with a rebrand and new direction
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This week, interior architecture and spatial design studio CTRL Space unveiled a rebrand to celebrate its 15th anniversary and transformational design legacy.
Villa 1899 – transcending brick and mortar
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This project by Borrmeister Architects has focused on making alterations and further additions to an existing 1899 villa and its mid-2000s addition.
New Zealand makes key categories in INDE.Awards 2024 shortlist
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Tākina Convention Centre has made this year’s shortlist alongside three Warren and Mahoney projects, with design studios Dietzwood and Seear-Budd Ross also shortlisted.
Winners revealed: Gisborne and Hawke’s Bay Architecture Awards 2024
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Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects has announced the winners of this year’s Gisborne and Hawke’s Bay Architecture Awards.
Warren and Mahoney welcomes new senior leadership
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Leading New Zealand-based architecture practice Warren and Mahoney has promoted five of its senior team, bolstering its leadership in New Zealand and across the ditch.
Photographer Andy Spain awarded the Ath Cup
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The architectural photographer and Wellingtonian was awarded the Ath Cup by Te Kāhui Whaihanga (Wellington branch), for his work in capturing the capital’s buildings.
BuildNZ panel urges action amid construction slowdown
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Partner content: Construction leaders urge swift action to revive New Zealand’s construction sector amidst steep declines in both residential and non-residential activities.