Architecture New Zealand, March 2019
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Practice
Prefabrication: Better, cheaper, faster
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Chris Barton explores the world of prefabrication by speaking with three practices deeply committed to offsite manufacturing.
Work
Customhouse chameleon: XXCQ tower
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This work sets a new standard on Wellington’s shaky waterfront ground. Guy Marriage dissects the building’s DNA.
Dam fine curve: Symonds Street Flats
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Julia Gatley delights in the dialogue between old and new in RTA Studio’s revitalisation of this Fred Newman building.
Mediation meditation: Lyttelton Port Company
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A careful negotiation of waterfront access and industrial relations is contained in this commercial space.
Teach the children well: Freemans Bay School
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From hospital to office, Dr Andrew Barrie traces the changing face of educational architecture.
Review
Book review: John Scott Works
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Mike Austin reviews a new book that explores the work of an iconic New Zealand architect.
More articles
Opinion: Loss and Libraries
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Lynda Simmons examines the pending closure of the Architecture and Planning Library at The University of Auckland.
Crit: Occupying the boundary
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MArch student Jeremy Priest talks about what might happen on the suburban fence line to address the housing crisis.