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Master Builders House of the Year (Bay of Plenty region) announced
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See the award-winning houses located in New Zealand’s Bay of Plenty region in the country’s largest and widely recognised competition celebrating exceptionally well-built homes.
Calibre. A new design standard.
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Gerard Roofs launches contemporary, streamlined steel roof panel system, Calibre.
Master Builders House of the Year (Southern region) announced
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See the award-winning houses located in New Zealand’s Southern region in the country’s largest and widely recognised competition celebrating exceptionally well-built homes.
Finalists announced for the 2023 A+W•NZ Dulux Awards
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Fifteen inspiring wāhine have been named as finalists in the Architecture+Women•NZ Dulux Awards, which aim to celebrate and acknowledging the work of women in architecture.
Two 2023 WAFX Award wins for New Zealand
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It was announced on the 17th of July that projects by RTA Studio and Warren and Mahoney (AUS), have picked up a 2023 WAFX Award for addressing issues facing society and the plant.
WAF 2023’s Inside shortlist revealed
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The Inside shortlist has been announced including projects from the Australian arm of Woods Bagot and Warren and Mahoney among other international practices.
Expanded drawing explored at Te Auaha Gallery exhibition, Old House
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Te Herenga Waka Victoria University of Wellington academic Simon Twose’s installation in Wellington gallery delves into the concept of expanded drawing.
Matariki: Neon lights reference Auckland CBD’s culinary history
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Taurima draws on hospitality and manaakitanga with culinary-inspired art installation referencing the traditional use of the land where Auckland’s Elliot Street now stands.
2023 World Architecture Festival shortlist announced
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Thirteen Kiwi practices have been shortlisted for the 2023 WAF Awards, an international awards programme that attracts entries from leading architects from across the globe.
3 Te Kehu Way reaches completion
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The newest addition to the Sylvia Park precinct, 3 Te Kehu Way by Woods Bagot and Peddlethorp marks the next step in Sylvia Park’s evolution into a vibrant, mixed-use neighbourhood.