Architecture New Zealand, January 2020
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Practice
Cathedrals of learning
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Mary Henry reflects on three recent Jasmax tertiary education designs that respond to the evolution of the tertiary education sector.
Alien subversives
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Gina Hochstein and Bill McKay re-examine the shunned place of post-war European émigré architecture in the International Style in New Zealand’s architectural history.
Crit
Review: Making Ways
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Sean Flanagan reviews this exhibition, which ran at Objectspace, showcasing alternative architectural practice models in New Zealand.
Across the Board
Action man: Ludo Campbell-Reid
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As Auckland’s first-ever Design Champion departs for a new position in Melbourne, he speaks about about the highs and lows of his legacy in the City of Sails.
Work
Cool store collection
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Engage with Irving Smith Architects’ freezer-panel-encased refurbishment of the Whakatāne District Museum and Research Centre, Te Whare Taonga ō Taketake
Back to the bone
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John Sutherland explores Cheshire Architects’ reoccupation of a former seaplane hangar at Hobsonville Point, Auckland.
Church in the village
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Ian Lochhead explores the multi-purpose cycle of living, work, worship and service to the community in Christchurch’s Oxford Terrace Baptist Church.
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Opinion: The naked emperor
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Pip Cheshire asks about the decision-making process in creating buildings and craves more than the answers given in public discourse.
Opinion: Change is difficult
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Lynda Simmons speaks on solving the issue of the need for reduced-hour working weeks as a collective.
Editorial: Chris Barton on giving back
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Chris Barton discusses a recent declaration by one architecture firm to strive for carbon neutrality and the lack of such aims by Kiwi firms.