Architecture New Zealand, September 2018 Architecture New Zealand September 2018 (Issue 5) Provocative, informative and engaging discussion of the best built works and the issues and events that matter. Subscribe Print Digital
Te Manawa Atawhai Projects | The geometries and curvatures of this chapel speak to the many layers of religious and bicultural symbolism.
Streamline Swim Academy Projects | This new swimming complex belies a modest budget with its shed-like structure that is elegant and characterful.
Whānau-focused: Kāinga Tuatahi Housing Projects | Big angular roofs cloak 30 homes designed by Stevens Lawson Architects for a significant site owned by Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei.
Up on the roof in Venice Review | Colin Martin reports back from the Biennale Architettura 2018, themed FREESPACE, on the world’s offerings.
Book review: The Drama of Space Review | Andrew Barrie discusses this book, which explores a systematic approach to thinking about space based on dramaturgy.
Summer of architecture and art Review | In London, Colin Martin explores an exhibition by artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude and the latest Serpentine Pavilion.
Diversity in architecture: part one Practice | Camille Khouri and Justine Harvey explore what greater ethnic diversity would mean for the industry.
Diversity in architecture: part two Practice | Hear from four young practitioners about their experiences working as minorities in the architecture industry.
Possibilities of robotic fabrication Practice | Lauren Vasey’s work at a digital fabrication unit in Stuttgart researches the potential of architecture and robotics.
Remembering David Mitchell People | In a special tribute, friends and colleagues remember the greatly admired architect and NZIA Gold Medallist David Mitchell.