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NZ Design Paviion San Francisco
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The New Zealand Design Pavilion kicked off on the 20th of June and has brought some of the best Kiwi design and designers to San Francisco.
Winter colour forecast: A warm refuge
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Dulux’s winter 2022 forecast predicts soothing earth-based hues. To showcase these idyllic hues in the home environment, stylist Bree Leech undertook a multi-room makeover.
Jasmax announces 2022 scholarship recipient
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The Jasmax scholarship is awarded to students enrolling in the first year of a Bachelor of Architectural Studies at Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland.
Ars Electronica Garden Aotearoa exhibition in Wellington
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After moving to an online exhibition in 2020 and 2021 due to lockdown, Ars Electronica Garden Aotearoa is open to the public in a physical exhibition for the first time, in Wellington until the 22nd of June.
Australia’s 2022 Gold Medal-winning ‘Master craftsman’ Sean Godsell to present at BuildNZ
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2022 AIA Gold Medal winner Sean Godsell masterclass, moderated by 2020 NZIA Gold Medal winner Dave Strachan, at BuildNZ.
Te Whare Mara
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Te Whare Mara, is a sophisticated and contemporary garden in Wellington that’s native planting scheme promotes an indigenous landscape and identity.
Pakiata Matariki set to light up Auckland’s Te Komititanga
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As Matariki rises above the horizon in the north-eastern skies of Tāmaki Makaurau, the welcome mat at Te Komititanga will be laid out and Matariki ki te Manawa will begin.
Matariki Tu Rākau funding
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Provided by the Ministry of Primary Industries the Matariki Tu Rākau funding for memorial tree planting applications is open now. This is the final year the grant will be offered.
NZGBC announce Future Thinker of the Year
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Master of Architecture student Eloise Blewden crowned Future Thinker of the Year for 2022
Seaweed plasterboard set to grow
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Andy (Minhong) Park, an international student at The University of Canterbury has developed an eco-friendly wall panel product out of seaweed.