Architecture New Zealand, November 2015
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Across the Board
Five follies
News
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Five finalists have been selected for the Brick Bay Folly 2016 competition at Brick Bay vineyard, north of Auckland.
Māori architecture: past, present, future
Practice
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Rameka Alexander-Tu’inukuafe reflects on the progress of Māori architecture over the past 20 years.
Unprepared for practice?
Practice
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Architectural graduate Thomas Denhardt asks whether architecture schools are failing to prepare students for the profession.
Practice
Northland talent: ĀKAU
Practice
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A new architectural social enterprise is weaving together youth creativity and community into real-life design projects.
Jasmax Māori Cultural Advisory
Practice
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A group of architectural designers at Jasmax are working to promote Māori cultural engagement in design and creative thinking.
Projects
A network of lines
Projects
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RTA Studio has designed a colourful, low-cost Māori immersion school on a plan conceived of ley lines drawn by significant markers in the local landscape.
Avondale College
Projects
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Jasmax has drawn inspiration from West Auckland’s Pacific heritage for one of the largest secondary schools in New Zealand.
Profile
2015 Gold Medal winner: Stuart Gardyne
People
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The 2015 Gold Medal winner talks with Justine Harvey about his career and the necessary simplicity of his architecture.
Review
Auckland Architecture Week 2015
Review
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Natalie Bradburn, Sam Aislabie and Ryan David Mahon report back from Auckland Architecture Week, held in September.
Book reviews
Book review: Worship
Review
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Guy Marriage reviews Worship, a book on the architecture of the New Zealand church.