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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
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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