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Southern Architecture Awards 2024: Shortlist announced

Southern Architecture Awards 2024: Shortlist announced

Awards | Twenty-nine projects have been shortlisted in the 2024 Southern Architecture Awards. The shortlisted projects were selected from entries in the awards programme of the Southern Branch of Te Kāhui Whai...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 21 Mar 2024
2024 Garvey Cup awarded to Kim Paton

2024 Garvey Cup awarded to Kim Paton

News | Projects on the library, John Scott, Rewi Thompson, digitising the image archives of Dr Mike Austin, and “playing a small role in the preservation of crafted objects from [Sir Ian] Athfield’s audacious ...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 2 Jun 2024
Down the long driveway reissue

Down the long driveway reissue

News | Ten years ago, Mary Gaudin and Matthew Arnold released Down the long driveway, you'll see it — a book of mid-century modern New Zealand homes described by design commentator Douglas Lloyd Jenkins as: ...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 20 Oct 2024
Recap: NZIA Gold Medallists

Recap: NZIA Gold Medallists

News | The 2015 New Zealand Architecture Awards are almost upon us, which is an ideal time to reflect on the previous recipients of the NZIA Gold Medal in years past. Below we feature two fascinating videos ...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 12 Oct 2015
New issue of Houses out now

New issue of Houses out now

News | We also look at four fine houses from +MAP Architects, John Mills Architects, Parker Warburton Team Architects, and Dorrington Architects and Associates. We talk to architect Sarah Scott about her work ...
Words: Claire Ellery Posted: 28 May 2012
Holy Family Catholic Church

Holy Family Catholic Church

Projects | In this relationship with the local domestic it has connections with John Scott’s Futuna Chapel as well as Church of the Good Shepherd at Tekapo. There is a sense of occasion about the building, however...
Words: Michael Findlay Posted: 31 Jul 2012
Doing less is more

Doing less is more

Practice | In 2011, most architect-designed buildings were ducks. The term “duck,” which Venturi and Scott Brown coined after seeing a duck-shaped poultry shop in Long Island, USA, refers to a building that is a...
Words: Tobias Horrocks Posted: 8 May 2012
2020 in Review: Top 5 people

2020 in Review: Top 5 people

People | 5. Love and basketball: Michael Vaisigano / This former professional basketball player found love in architecture after studying the works of John Scott. He now works for Ignite Architects' Wellington S...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 10 Dec 2020
A grave concern

A grave concern

Practice | Regarded as the key work of John Scott, New Zealand’s first Māori architect to achieve national recognition for the quality of his work, it is probably the most reflected upon and written about building...
Words: Jim White Posted: 9 Dec 2019
Itinerary: Waitangi and Paihia

Itinerary: Waitangi and Paihia

Review | As a collection of buildings, it’s as good as any we have to offer: beautifully preserved early houses, museums telling powerful and still-pertinent stories, work by William Gummer and John Scott, a lov...
Words: Andrew Barrie Posted: 20 Jul 2023
Landscape of the Year Award

Landscape of the Year Award

News | Taylor Cullity Lethlean (TCL) and Tonkin Zulaikha Greer (TZG) have won the Landscape of the Year award at the World Architecture Festival (WAF) for their design of the National Arboretum in Canberra. ...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 7 Oct 2014
Full bloom: Terrarium House

Full bloom: Terrarium House

Projects | The Highgate Hill home of architect John Ellway and his partner Amber Winter is an unorthodox reworking of the cottage type that from the first encounter delights and surprises. When the couple bought t...
Words: Sheona Thomson Posted: 18 Oct 2018
Itinerary City Guide: Levin

Itinerary City Guide: Levin

Review | Many of the most noteworthy buildings produced across Levin’s history have since been demolished: the Carnegie library, a John Campbell-designed post office, churches, a modern hospital and several gene...
Words: Andrew Barrie Posted: 8 Apr 2025
The new romantics

The new romantics

Review | Each had been waiting for the services of more obviously romantic architects: Ian Athfield in one case and John Scott in the other. My own architectural romanticism, stemming from Mountfort’s Gothic Rev...
Posted: 4 Apr 2012
Character Studies: NZIA Gold Medal lecture tour

Character Studies: NZIA Gold Medal lecture tour

News | The Institute has recognised Stevens Lawson Architects work with 25 national and 24 regional awards over the years, as well as the New Zealand Architecture Medal, the Supreme Award and the 2022 John Sco...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 19 Apr 2023
Twenty New Zealand projects shortlisted for World Architecture Festival 2019

Twenty New Zealand projects shortlisted for World Architecture Festival 2019

News | The 2019 World Architecture Festival (WAF) has announced their shortlist  for this year's awards, including 534 projects from 70 countries. New Zealand has once again shown up strong with 20 projects ...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 4 Jul 2019
Fly away

Fly away

News | The new building was designed by John Rogers of CCM Architects to blend in with the wider terminal. While the outer shell will be completed by June 2015, the interior will be developed in three stages. ...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 11 Nov 2014
2013 Eat-Drink-Design Awards open

2013 Eat-Drink-Design Awards open

News | On the 2013 expert jury panel are: Domenic Alvaro (architect and principal of Woods Bagot), Rachel Hurst (architectural writer and critic), John Birmingham (author, journalist and food critic for Qanta...
Posted: 22 May 2013
2015 New Zealand Architecture Awards

2015 New Zealand Architecture Awards

News | NEW ZEALAND ARCHITECTURE MEDAL: / The Blyth Peforming Arts Centre by Stevens Lawson Architects / GOLD MEDAL: / Stuart Gardyne of architecture + / SIR MILES WARREN AWARD FOR COMMERCIAL ARCHITECTURE: / Stranges and Glendenning Hill Build...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 3 Nov 2015
Futuna Lecture 2022 – Michael O’Sullivan

Futuna Lecture 2022 – Michael O’Sullivan

Review | We are blessed and grateful that John Walsh was able to write a review of Michael’s Auckland lecture. (Watch the Futuna Lecture at the Futuna Chapel in Wellington from Saturday 24 September below). John...
Words: Nick Bevin and ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk and 2 others Posted: 17 Oct 2022
Massey University's College of Creative Arts (CoCA)

Massey University’s College of Creative Arts (CoCA)

Projects | There has been a clearing of the decks to create the new College of Creative Arts at Massey University’s Mt Cook, Wellington Campus. Architectural designer and artist Jacob Scott says that is what he ...
Words: Helen Frances Posted: 27 Sep 2012
Obituary: Marshall Cook

Obituary: Marshall Cook

People | School holiday jobs at the local architect’s office introduced him to John Scott and reinforced his enthusiasm for studying architecture. He came to the Auckland School of Architecture in 1959, took tim...
Words: Pip Cheshire Posted: 22 Nov 2023
Last rites for Athfield-designed church

Last rites for Athfield-designed church

News | in this extraordinary, one-off creation.” / Associate Professor at University of Auckland’s School of Architecture and Planning Julia Gatley says this situation echoes that of Āniwaniwa, the John Scott-...
Words: Amanda Harkness Posted: 7 Jul 2022
Vale: Marshall Cook

Vale: Marshall Cook

News | The world of architecture and architects surrounded Marshall, and his high school summers were spent working in the studio of John Scott, with whom he later worked after architecture school. As many wil...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 28 Sep 2023
Gobsmacked

Gobsmacked

People | See architect John Irving at Cliffhanger House on the Hibiscus Coast: “So, this is the wow moment here with the view. You sort of get drawn to it, like moths to the light.” Spencer sees the view as an e...
Words: Chris Barton Posted: 15 Sep 2024
The colours of success

The colours of success

News | Full list of winners, including videos with judges citations, below: / Nightingale Colour Master Award: / Myers Park Playspace by Isthmus Helen Kerr and Haylea Muir / Residential Exterior Award: / Quest Apartments Toowoomba by FKG Grou...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 23 Sep 2015
Love and basketball: Michael Vaisigano

Love and basketball: Michael Vaisigano

People | As a Hawkes Bay native, I became interested in the works of the late John Scott, which heavily influenced my decision to then pursue my post-graduate studies in architecture. As a child growing up in a ...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 12 Aug 2020
Viewfinder: David Straight's top five

Viewfinder: David Straight’s top five

Projects | John Scott’s Ngamatea homestead, which I shot as part of my John Scott project, really crystallised how I think about his architecture specifically, but also about how good architecture can interact wit...
Words: Federico Monsalve Posted: 12 Jan 2021
Book Review: Architectural Conservation in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands: National Experiences and Practice

Book Review: Architectural Conservation in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific Islands: National Experiences and Practice

Review | This book is the latest in the Time Honored Architectural Conservation Documentation series, which surveys architectural conservation history and practice in various world regions. Previous volumes ha...
Words: Graeme McConchie Posted: 28 Mar 2024
A house of two halves

A house of two halves

Projects | It was a conscious decision, to play off the new and the old, and one that was made by owners Ann and John Hutchinson and their architect Shaun Lockyer. The owners had spent a number of years looking fo...
Words: Clare Chapman Posted: 18 May 2014
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