ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk
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Material selection for handrails: A specifier’s guide
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Moddex have been experts in balustrade and handrail design for over a decade. Here they outline everything you need to know, plus download their free specifier’s guide.
Sydney’s upcycled Quay Quarter Tower receives international design award
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3XN and BVN’s Quay Quarter Tower receives the International High-Rise Award in Frankfurt’s Paulskirche on Tuesday 8 November.
Six design apps that are making waves
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We review the best apps for quick 3D mock-ups, layered multimedia sketching, real-time rendering, immersive visualisation and more…
2022 Architecture Drawing Prize: Winners announced
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The drawing competition organized by the World Architecture Festival announced three winners, including a Kiwi architecture graduate who made the shortlist.
Ka Mua, Ka Muri: NZILA celebrates 50 years
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The New Zealand Institute of Landscape Architects celebrated a milestone 50th anniversary over three days of talks, exhibitors and awards.
Māori design in Auckland’s cityscape climbing
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Thanks to Auckland Council initiatives, the expression of Māori culture in Auckland’s CBD has risen exponentially and is expected to grow.
Eat Drink Design Awards 2022 to be announced next week
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Celebrating great hospitality design, the Eat Drink Design awards presentation party will be held on the 10th of November at North Melbourne’s Two Ton Max.
New requirements for glass start now
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The phasing-in of new thermal performance requirements for glass begins on Thursday 3rd November. WGANZ outlines the changes.
Homes are set to get smarter
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The introduction of Smart Homes will lower household energy bills and support New Zealand’s transition to renewables says the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority.
What does resilient architecture look like now?
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One of NZ’s longest-standing architecture firms says the country has entered “a new era of disaster-resilient design.” Raylene McEwan and Rob Guild explain.