Architecture New Zealand, January 2016
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Across the Board
The Warren Trust Writing Awards #1
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Tessa Forde’s essay Heaven’s Embroidered Cloth won the Open category of the Warren Trust Awards 2015.
Practice
Darth Vader and the Death Star
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Guy Marriage investigates how technology is, inevitably, influencing the way architecture is designed and constructed.
CNC – the new approach to building
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Thomas Denhardt speaks with some pioneers of ‘PC-guided production’, which is changing construction in New Zealand.
Summer series #4: Grand Tour drawings
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For the fourth Grand Tour summer series, we showcase the sketches of architects Jasper van der Lingen and Gordon Moller.
Summer series #1: Grand Tour drawings
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The intricate drawings of Nat Cheshire and John Baker feature in the first of our Grand Tour sketches summer series.
Summer series #2: Grand Tour drawings
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A weekly series celebrating Kiwi architect and designers’ drawings from abroad. Edwin Elliott and Erica Kenny are up second.
Summer series #3: Grand Tour drawings
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Beautiful works by Pete Bossley and Richard Harris are the focus of the third installation of our Grand Tour summer series.
Summer series #5: Grand Tour drawings
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The artworks of Sir Miles Warren, David Mitchell and Julie Stout feature in our fifth Grand Tour summer series.
Christchurch Bus Interchange
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Christchurch’s first civic building to be designed since the earthquakes is a bold and innovative bus station by Architectus.
Projects
Modern transport: Panmure Interchange
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Opus Architecture’s elegant new interchange salutes the wonder of the new electric trains that whisk through Auckland.
Review
Applied collaborations
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Barnaby Bennett reports on the 8th Intl Conference and Exhibition of the Association of Architecture Schools of Australasia.
Singing for supper
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The World Architecture Festival took place in Singapore late last year. Here, Kiwi architects who attended review the event.
Book reviews
Book review: The Architect as Worker
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A review of The Architect as Worker: Immaterial Labor, the Creative Class, and the Politics of Design, edited by Peggy Deamer.