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Winners announced at the 2021 Interior Awards
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Compelling civic spaces to workplaces of the future, people-centred homes and more: we name the best interiors of the year at the Interior Awards.
“Collaborative and holisitic”: Interior Awards 2021 Supreme winner
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The highest honour of the night went to Te Ao Mārama by Jasmax with FJMT and designTRIBE for their “thoughtful unlayering of past interventions”.
“Uplifting and empowering”: Interior Awards 2021 Emerging Design Professional
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A founding member of Jasmax’s cultural advisory group Waka Māia, Elisapeta Heta impressed this year’s Interior Awards jury with her collaborative design approach.
An interiors masterclass: Watch the 2021 Interior Awards finalist presentations
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By popular demand, we’ve made the we’ve made the 2021 Interior Awards finalist presentations available to re-watch. See them here.
Vale: Ron Sang
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The New Zealand architect and prominent figure in modernist architecture passed away at home surrounded by family on 11 June 2021.
Good foundations: Chief Post Office reopens
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The end of four years of City Rail Link-related closure, construction and restoration was celebrated on 6 April, with Auckland’s historic Chief Post Office (CPO) being ‘returned to the city’.
Warren and Mahoney named finalist in the 2021 Diversity Awards
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The architecture firm is in the running for this year’s Diverse Talent prize in this awards programme, which aims to recognize companies at the forefront of inclusion.
New Zealand installation arrives at Venice Biennale
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After months of delays, the 17th International Architecture Exhibition of the La Biennale di Venezia has officially opened and New Zealand’s Learning From Trees installation has arrived at the Italian pavilion.
Triple threat: Collingwood Street Residence
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This NZIA Local Award-winning home in Nelson by Jerram Tocker Barron Architects explores verticality and perforation on its somewhat constrained suburban site.
Colour Collab: Paul Anselmi
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This architect at Bull O’Sullivan Architecture creates a colourful work that is inspired by earth and art in this Colour Collab with Resene.