Architecture New Zealand, May 2015
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Across the Board
Village life
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Students from The University of Auckland have designed affordable residential housing for the elderly.
Inspiring spaces for children
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Auckland-based architect Phil Smith reviews the World Forum Foundation’s Global Collaborative OnDesign for Children event.
Copyright crisis
Practice
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Editor of Architecture New Zealand, Justine Harvey, writes on ensuring architects are credited in the media.
Review
Opinion: Bill McKay
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McKay on Auckland’s proposed port extension on behalf of the Auckland Architectural Association.
People
Q & A: Kunlé Adeyemi
People
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Nigerian-born, Amsterdam-based architect Kunlé Adeyemi talks to Justine Harvey at the 2015 NZIA in:situ conference.
Sam Jacob: an unconventional architect
People
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2015 NZIA in:situ conference: Sarosh Mulla interviews architect Sam Jacob, one of FAT’s founding directors.
In Profile
Q & A: Andrew Maynard
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An interview with the Melbourne-based architect, who gave a witty, engaging and unorthodox talk at 2015 in:situ conference.
Projects
Kathleen Kilgour Centre
Projects
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Wingate+Farquhar’s warm and welcoming radiation therapy clinic on the edge of the Tauranga Hospital campus.
Lucas House and Upper Queen Street
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Irving Smith Jack Architects has added to its family of innovative earthquake-resistant timber buildings in Nelson.
Te Pātaka Kōrero o Te Hau Kapua
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Athfield Architects’ Devonport library is a domesticated setting that speaks of community as well as local architecture.