Architecture New Zealand, November 2014
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Report
Where is our collective imagination?
Practice
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With urban house prices so high, the self-funded co-housing model could be an antidote to the market-driven developer model.
Projects
Stranges and Glendenning Hill Building
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This building project in Christchurch was one of the first to go through the consent process after the Canterbury earthquakes.
Merchant Quarter
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Jasmax’s Merchant Quarter in New Lynn now features a distinctive 10-storeyed building of low-cost apartments.
Days Bay Yoga Studio
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Paul Rolfe Architects has designed the ‘chilled’ Kiwi bach experience into a small timber-clad yoga studio.
Aro Hã Wellness Retreat
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Read about Tennant+Brown Architects’ response to the sub-glacial environs of Glenorchy, Aro Hã Wellness Retreat.
Review
Shigeru Ban: Cardboard Cathedral
Review
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Architecture New Zealand magazine reviews a new book about the Transitional Cathedral and its architect.