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in:situ brings leading global architects to Aotearoa
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On Thursday 17 August, Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZIA’s mini in:situ will present a fantastic lineup of speakers including acclaimed architects Odile Decq and Mario Cucinella.
Shared space near the Auckland City Mission
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Boffa Miskell has created a community-focused laneway near Stevens Lawson Architects’ celebrated HomeGround that gives us a taste of things to come.
Winners announced: 2022 Western Awards
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Eight projects received a Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects 2022 Western Architecture Award across seven categories.
Q&A with AIA Life Fellow Shane Thompson
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We talk to the prominent Queensland architect about his new position at Ignite, his inspirations and his key advice for budding architects.
Winners announced: 2022 Waikato & Bay of Plenty Architecture Awards
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The region wowed the jury this year with the awards convenor commenting that every project awarded was a “highlight”. See all 19 buildings that received an award here.
Model Citizens returns for Auckland Architecture Week 2022
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We’ve reimagined and reinvigorated our popular Model Citizens competition for the 2022 Auckland Architecture Week. Register your interest today!
The first ever 100% hydrogen water heater.
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Rinnai engineers in Japan have been busy developing technology that’s truly ahead of its time and produces 0% carbon emissions.
Winners announced: 2022 Nelson/Marlborough Architecture Awards
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12 buildings that sit humbly and respectfully amongst the natural beauty of their surroundings have received NZIA Local Awards in the region this year. See all winners here.
Elisapeta Heta honoured at NZIA award ceremony
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The award acknowledges the architect’s influence as a changemaker and cultural leader in indigenous design in Aotearoa New Zealand and internationally.
New Zealand practice shortlisted for 2022 WAFX Award
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A project by a New Zealand architecture practice has been shortlisted in the World Architecture Festivals’s 20 future projects.