Jeremy Smith
Jeremy Smith's latest contributions
Essay from India - Part 2
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Five years after his first Essay from India, Jeremy Smith continues the conversation about the country’s reductive approach to architecture, seemingly coming full circle to life and building as it was before tech and WiFi.
Making shadows
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Jeremy Smith talks to Lynda Simmons about her practice of slow architecture, embodied in two pavilion additions at Onetangi, Waiheke Island.
Essay from Bangladesh
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Architects Jeremy Smith and Murali Bhaskar go looking for water and hard-to-find buildings in one of the world’s most populous mega-cities, Dhaka.
Dinner parties
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Jeremy Smith and Andrew Irving reflect on an evening spent with Gold Medal recipients Hugh Tennent and Ewan Brown.
Essay from Southern Africa
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Jeremy Smith reports from South Africa, where he and architect Peter Rich buckled up and set off together to explore housing, city-planning and local architectural education.
Go figure!
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Jeremy Smith talks travel, research and teaching with the visiting American International Architect in Residence, Marlon Blackwell.
The new natural
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Jeremy Smith and Andrew Barrie talk with Junya Ishigami at Te Kāhui Whaihanga New Zealand Institute of Architects’ in:situ conference.
Home on the lease
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Jeremy Smith investigates William Samuels Architects’ artfully constructed take on affordable housing, Studio House.
Book: Sheppard & Rout Architects Vol 1 1982–2021
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Jeremy Smith reviews the first volume covering Sheppard & Rout Architects’ first 39-years and contemplates the “a much-ado-about-everything calling” that is writing a book.
Suiting up: Marlborough Library and Art Gallery
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Jeremy Smith investigates a new fashion statement in Blenheim’s combined library and art gallery, Te Kahu o Waipuna by Warren and Mahoney.
Jeremy Smith's latest photo contributions
Essay from India - Part 2
Practice
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Five years after his first Essay from India, Jeremy Smith continues the conversation about the country’s reductive approach to architecture, seemingly coming full circle to life and building as it was before tech and WiFi.
Essay from Bangladesh
News
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Architects Jeremy Smith and Murali Bhaskar go looking for water and hard-to-find buildings in one of the world’s most populous mega-cities, Dhaka.
Essay from Southern Africa
People
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Jeremy Smith reports from South Africa, where he and architect Peter Rich buckled up and set off together to explore housing, city-planning and local architectural education.
Essay from India
Practice
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Kiwi architect Jeremy Smith reports from the Indian Institute of Architects’ National Awards for Excellence in Architecture 2019.