ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk
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Best in commercial architecture 2020: Nelson Airport Terminal
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The 2020 Sir Miles Warren Award for Commercial Architecture went to this Studio Pacific Architecture project, which judges said was “a delight to experience”.
Best in education architecture 2020: Western Springs College
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The Jasmax-designed Western Springs College Ngā Puna o Waiōrea Redevelopment took home the Ted McCoy Award for Education for its sensitive approach.
Best in housing 2020: Toto Whare
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Bull O’Sullivan Architecture has woven together whānau, whakapapa and wharenui in this winning project of the 2020 Sir Ian Athfield Award for Housing.
Best in public architecture 2020: Hihiaua Cultural Centre
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This Moller Architects space was named winner of the 2020 John Scott Award for Public Architecture for its display of architecture’s social value.
Concept design unveiled for Christ Church Cathedral Quarter
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Warren and Mahoney, in association with Snøhetta Architects and Salmond Reed, has released the concept designs for the reinstatement of this iconic South Island landmark.
Colour Collab: Daniel Marshall
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Modernity, Mexican architecture, surrealism and luminescence inspire this Auckland architect to create a moody and highly textural photograph.
Auckland Architecture Week begins 31 October
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Though a full-blown Festival of Architecture was not able to happen this year due to COVID-19, the NZIA Auckland branch will host a week full of events from 31 October to 5 November.
Semi Permanent returns for 2020 – and it’s free for everyone
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One day, ten hours, 27 speakers and performers. Semi Permanent Aotearoa is New Zealand’s longest-running creative conference. And this year, for the first time, it’s completely free.
Does green housing equate to healthy housing?
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Rochelle Ade has just completed a social housing case study in Auckland and now asks if “green” rating systems actually live up to their claims.
Architect Nick Stevens talks sandcastles and collaboration
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The co-founder of Stevens Lawson Architects recounts his journey with architecture and starting a practice from the ground up on a new podcast for creatives.