Architecture New Zealand, September 2019
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Work
Old school revival
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Mark Southcombe explores the architectural legacy of Whanganui Collegiate School and its new additions by RTA Studio.
New-age stardom: Dark Sky Project
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Abigail Hurst explores Takapō’s brightest star, a new project by Sheppard & Rout Architects.
Final barracks: Lakeside Soldiers Memorial Hall
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Ian Lochhead reflects on what the reinstatement of this building means to the local community and its sense of connectedness to place.
Happily mewed up: Wynyard Central
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Chris Barton explores the Architectus way as seen in its radical arrangement of apartment types at the heart of this waterfront development.
Practice
Once more, with feeling
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PoMo – pastels, neon and odd nods to classical forms – causes some architects to shudder. Others say it’s worth a second look.
Future context
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Richard Naish reflects on what drives his practice in the pursuit of its stand-alone housing designs.
Crit
Event review: Christchurch Conversations
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Abigail hurst attended a recent talk from Bill Reed, founding director of the US Green Building Council and co-founder of the LEED green building rating system.
Across the Board
Opinion: Making room
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Lynda Simmons on removing barriers and making room for differing ways of practicing in the architecture industry.
Opinion: Beatific urban farmers
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Pip Cheshire on reuse, reoccupying, reconfiguring and the power of architects to facilitate such things.
Brick Bay Folly 2019: The Wood Pavilion
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This year’s Folly winners asked, what if the rigid timber from the structure of the domestic house were able to express itself freely?
More articles
Review: Vitruvian Tunnel
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Andrew Barrie reviews this installation, part of the 2019 Bright Lights Festival, by Matt Liggins.
Editorial: Chris Barton on short-termism
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Architecture New Zealand editor Chris Barton comments on the need for a plan with longevity for Auckland’s waterfront.