ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk
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Globe-trotting professor
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Nelson-based architect Jeremy Smith of Irving Smith Architects has been named the 2023 John G. Williams Distinguished Visiting Practitioner in Architecture.
Meet the 2023 Interior Awards jurors: Jon Rennie
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We talk to Interior Awards 2023 juror Jon Rennie about interiors that connect people, homes for pinball machines, and doing what feels right – for the building and for the community.
Leading practice expands urban and landscape architecture service
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Warren and Mahoney has formed a new Urban Design and Landscape Architecture service offer which brings together leading experts in New Zealand and Australia.
Meet ECC: Sponsor of the Interior Awards 2023
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This year marks ECC’s eighth year of partnership with the Interior Awards, having come on board as a sponsor in 2015.
Urbanism brains descend on Auckland
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Urban Design Forum’s UrbanismNZ 2023 Conference is coming to Tāmaki Makaurau on 27-28 April, where industry experts will discuss the critical urbanism issues in Aotearoa.
NZ finalists announced for the 37th Dulux Colour Awards
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Nine exceptional projects from New Zealand designers have made the final selection out of a record 113 finalists across Australasia. Winners to be announced on 11 May.
Open Christchurch 2023 full programme released
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Open Christchurch 2023 celebrates some of Christchurch’s best architecture and special spaces that contribute to our city’s unique sense of place.
Brick Bay Folly: 2024: Open for entries
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The 2024 Brick Bay Folly competition is now open for entries, offering emerging architects the opportunity to design (and possibly build) a small-scale architectural installation.
AAA Awards are officially back
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After three long years of pandemic delays, the Auckland Architecture Association (AAA) Tāmaki Makaurau Architecture Awards are officially back for 2023.
Construction process for Te Hā Noa begins 11 April
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The green light has been given for construction of the eastern section of Te Hā Noa, Auckland’s new linear park — from Elliott Street to Kitchener Street — to begin.