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Open Christchurch 2025: Jane Rooney’s picks

Open Christchurch 2025: Jane Rooney’s picks

Previews | Architectus principal Jane Rooney shares some of her top picks for Open Christchurch 2025, from the 51 buildings, 2 designed landscapes, 5 guided walks and 40+ events on offer between 2 and 4 May.
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 29 Apr 2025
Meet Autex – sponsors of the 2026 Interior Awards

Meet Autex – sponsors of the 2026 Interior Awards

Previews | 2026 is the fourth year Autex has supported the Interior Awards. We spoke to the team about industry changes, inspiration and being a valued partner to the industry.
Posted: 12 Mar 2016
Meet Blum – sponsors of the 2026 Interior Awards

Meet Blum – sponsors of the 2026 Interior Awards

Previews | Blum has supported the Interior Awards for the past 6 years. We spoke to the team about industry changes, inspiration and being a valued partner to the industry.
Posted: 12 Mar 2016
Meet Big River Panels – sponsors of the 2026 Interior Awards

Meet Big River Panels – sponsors of the 2026 Interior Awards

Previews | Big River Panels has supported the Interior Awards for the past nine years, first partnering with the programme in 2017. We spoke to the team about industry changes, inspiration and being a valued partner to the industry.
Posted: 10 Mar 2016
Meet Gaggenau – sponsors of the 2026 Interior Awards

Meet Gaggenau – sponsors of the 2026 Interior Awards

Previews | Gaggenau has joined the Interior Awards sponsor family for the 2026 programme. We spoke to the team about specific changes they’re seeing in the industry, what inspires them and being such a valued partner to the industry.
Posted: 9 Mar 2016
Meet Resene – sponsors of the Interior Awards 2026

Meet Resene – sponsors of the Interior Awards 2026

Previews | Resene is a founding sponsor of the Interior Awards. 2026 marks 15 years of continued support from the A&D industry stalwarts. We spoke to the team about industry changes, inspiration and being a valued partner to the industry.
Posted: 9 Mar 2016
Bosch opens new Experience Centre

Bosch opens new Experience Centre

Previews | Originally established as a training facility for retail partners, the new Auckland space has evolved into a public-facing Experience Centre showcasing the best of Bosch innovation across cooking, dishwashing, laundry and refrigeration.
Posted: 5 Mar 2016
New architectural Master’s degree at AUT

New architectural Master’s degree at AUT

Previews | In 2026, AUT will offer the Master of Architectural Design Management, the first degree of its kind in New Zealand to focus on pre-contract, design integration in construction.
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 2 Sep 2015

Green Property Summit 2025: The time for action is now.

Previews | The summit focused on challenges and positive outcomes in both sides of the Tasman highlighting the opportunity for shared learning and collaboration.
Words: Anthony Vile Posted: 19 Aug 2015

A major flaw in the Fast-track Approvals Bill

Previews | Richard Reid provides his observations and insights on the Fast-track Approvals Bill, drawing from 25 years of assessing and designing nationally-important infrastructure and urban renewal projects.
Words: Richard Reid Posted: 24 Jun 2015
Save the Begonia House: Our built heritage deserves better

Save the Begonia House: Our built heritage deserves better

Previews | Opinion: Architect Roger Walker is calling for the Wellington Botanic Garden’s Begonia House to be spared from demolition.
Words: Roger Walker Posted: 25 Feb 2015
SKETS Studio: Your AEC partner in New Zealand

SKETS Studio: Your AEC partner in New Zealand

Previews | Partner content: SKETS Studio, with 19+ years of experience, 800+ architects, designers, and engineers, is the AEC industry’s one-stop solution.
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 18 Dec 2014
Redefining simple luxuries

Redefining simple luxuries

Previews | The simplicity of the classic Kiwi bach has been brought into the 2020s by a cross-disciplinary design team that has curated an understated and modern take on tradition.
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 20 Jun 2014

Unveiling the effects of the RMA changes

Previews | Plan Co, a planning consultancy who specialise in the preparation, lodgement and management of resource consent applications discuss the developing effects of the recent RMA changes.
Posted: 6 Nov 2012
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