ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk
ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk's latest contributions
2020 in Review: Top 5 houses
Projects
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Take a look at our most popular houses of the year. From Otago to Northland, these residential projects have shown Kiwi architecture at its finest.
Kiwi furniture favourites Kada relocate to new showroom
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The long-established purveyor of workplace fittings has moved to a new home in Parnell to better showcase their range and enable collaboration with their clients.
2020 in Review: Top 5 commercial projects
Projects
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See our most-viewed commercial projects of the year. What’s trending: heritage refurbs, medium-density housing, activated public spaces and more.
2020 in Review: Top 5 discussions
Practice
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Take a look at the topics that dominated our discourse this year from post-COVID architecture, to the importance of drawing, to diversity in the field and more.
2020 in Review: Top 5 people
People
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As we round out the year, we’re looking back at ArchitectureNow‘s most popular articles in 2020: starting with five faces we’ve loved to read about.
Woods Bagot returns to Auckland
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The global firm and collaborator on projects like Commercial Bay and the New Zealand International Convention Centre to relocate their Christchurch office to Auckland.
2020 NZIA Student Design Awards: Winner announced
Awards
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Victoria University student Ben Tunui won the top award with his project Utu, which he says “draws architectural form and spatial composition from Māori rituals of encounter…”
Auckland design professional named in Autodesk 40 Under 40
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Computational Design Lead at Mott MacDonald in Auckland and ArchitectureNow columnist Maria Mingallon has been honoured among 39 other global design professionals.
Colour Collab: Nick Eagles
People
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The co-director of multidisciplinary design studio The Letter Q discusses collaboration, turning transience into sculpture and the importance of colour.
Video: Can SIPs save New Zealand housing?
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BRANZ materials scientist Anna Walsh has won the Royal Society Te Apārangi 180 Seconds of Fascination video competition with her research on Structural Insulated Panels (SIPs) in Aotearoa.