Chris Barton

Chris Barton is the current editor of Architecture New Zealand. He has been a respected architecture critic for Metro and multi-award winning journalist for many of the nation's leading print media publications; he also holds a Master of Architecture from the University of Auckland.

Editorial: Chris Barton on longevity

Practice | The Architecture New Zealand editor discusses the closing of the Wellington Central Library and what the future holds for this iconic building.

Reforming the servant and served

Projects | Plant & Food Research’s Mount Albert site has received a radical makeover by Bossley Architects and Lab-works Architecture.

Editorial: Taking it outside

Practice | Chris Barton explores how taking the fight against terrorism outside can reclaim both public and sacred space.

Prefabrication: Better, cheaper, faster

Practice | Chris Barton explores the world of prefabrication by speaking with three practices deeply committed to offsite manufacturing.

Editorial: The shaping of Auckland’s future urban fabric

Practice | “This collaboration speaks to the spirit of Waitangi Day but also to housing affordability and the shaping of Auckland’s future urban fabric.”

Final thoughts: Penumbral Reflections

Review | Chris Barton explores Paterson Architecture Collective’s commissioned architectural installation at Objectspace in Auckland.

‹ Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next ›