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Finalists announced: 36th Dulux Colour Awards
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Ten projects from New Zealand have made it to the finals for demonstrating an innovative use of colour
Viewfinder: Top Five with Simon Wilson
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Simon Wilson is an Auckland-based photographer and filmmaker, specialising in architecture and interiors.
Refreshed and evolved
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Laminex presents the latest decors offering immersive colour, calming mineral finishes and nature-inspired woodgrains.
Architect Mitchell Coll’s top picks for Open Christchurch 2022
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After opening up his home to the public during Open Christchurch 2021, Mitchell Coll of Coll Architecture joined the board of Te Pūtahi: Centre for Architecture and City Making, the organisation behind the annual festival of architectural excellence.
Meet Resene: Sponsor of the Interior Awards 2022
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This year marks Resene’s 11th year of partnership with the Interior Awards, having come on board from the start as a founding sponsor.
Meet Eurotech: Sponsor of the Interior Awards 2022
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This year marks Eurotech’s third year of partnership with the Interior Awards, having come on board with the programme in 2020.
Meet the 2022 Interior Awards jurors: Naomi Rushmer
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We ask Interior Awards 2022 juror Naomi Rushmer about her favourite interior spaces and what she’s looking forward to in this year’s judging process.
Brick Bay Folly 2023 open for entries
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Entries are now open for the 2023 Brick Bay Folly. Created as an opportunity for architecture students and recent graduates to investigate the intersection between sculpture and architecture.
Nelson and Marlborough Architecture Awards 2022: Shortlist announced
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Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects has announced 15 shortlisted projects for this year’s Nelson and Marlborough Architecture Awards.
Architecture Collection – a selection of photos by Mickey Smith
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As a homage to the now-defunct University of Auckland Architecture Library, photographer Mickey Smith has captured a number of never before seen titles.