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The sea inside

The sea inside

Projects | Two additional, bunker-style bedrooms are housed on the middle level, where teenagers Ann and John reside. The highest part of the dwelling houses the master bedroom and bathroom. On the coastal side of...
Words: Clare Chapman Posted: 23 Mar 2014
Winners revealed: 2016 Australian National Architecture Awards

Winners revealed: 2016 Australian National Architecture Awards

News | The Australian Institute of Architects has honoured 40 projects at the 2016 National Architecture Awards. In total the jury presented 32 awards and 12 commendations across 14 categories that demonstra...
Words: Editorial Desk AAU Posted: 3 Nov 2016
Whare meets verandah

Whare meets verandah

Projects | It is very appropriate that it was the winner of the John Scott Award for Public Architecture. Scott claimed the shed as a source for New Zealand architecture. 1 Erik Schwimmer (Ed.), The Māori People i...
Words: Mike Austin Posted: 22 Jun 2021
Model Citizens 2022 lights up Auckland Architecture Week

Model Citizens 2022 lights up Auckland Architecture Week

Review |   / A Team: Architectus The 'A Team' created a light that was inspired by John Scott's Futuna Chapel. The colours were reminiscent of the chapel's stained glass windows and the dynamic, asymmetrical for...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 7 Mar 2023
Itinerary: Queenstown city guide

Itinerary: Queenstown city guide

Review | The 1970s saw the arrival of John Blair, first in the employ of Warren and Mahoney to supervise the Travelodge’s construction; he stayed on as the only architect resident in town. He became the local ma...
Words: Andrew Barrie and Victoria Gancheva Posted: 12 Aug 2021
Rocking the shortlist

Rocking the shortlist

News | / The Rock is the jewel in Wellington International Airport's crown; it's the tarmac tarrying Warren and Mahoney and Studio Pacific Architects collaboration which, when built, doubled the airport's ...
Words: Michael Barrett Posted: 21 Sep 2011
2015 New Zealand Architecture Awards shortlist

2015 New Zealand Architecture Awards shortlist

News | Residential projects, landmark buildings and educational work all have a strong presence in the shortlist for the New Zealand Architecture Awards programme for 2015, announced on 30 July. There will b...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 30 Jul 2015
Brick Bay Folly 2019: Finalists

Brick Bay Folly 2019: Finalists

News | Ghost Chips by graduate Qun Zhang from Cottee Parker Architects, Melbourne and architect and illustrator Lisa Huang is a response to the loss of the Aniwaniwa Visitor Centre by John Scott. The steel mes...
Words: Amanda Harkness Posted: 10 Mar 2019
2019 Western Architecture Awards

2019 Western Architecture Awards

Awards | This year’s jury was led by architect Ian Spiers; he was joined by fellow New Plymouth architect Scott Ferguson, designer Trudie Hudson and Wellington architect John Bannatyne. Spiers noted, “Our region...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 10 May 2019
Announcing the 2021 Interior Awards jury

Announcing the 2021 Interior Awards jury

News | While studying towards her Bachelor of Arts at Victoria University, she took two architectural papers with the late Russell Walden and developed an enduring appreciation for the works of John Scott, Ian...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 18 Feb 2021
Interior Awards 2022: Meet the jury

Interior Awards 2022: Meet the jury

News | While working towards her Bachelor of Arts at Victoria University, she took two architectural papers with the late Russell Walden where she studied the works of architects John Scott, Ian Athfield and R...
Posted: 2 Feb 2022
Itinerary_ Housing, not Houses 2: Alternative Models

Itinerary_ Housing, not Houses 2: Alternative Models

Review | The project earned the NZIA’s John Scott Award for Public Architecture in 2022. See Simon Wilson, HomeGround (2022). 10. 2022, Block Party / Southgate, Wellington Spacecraft / Designed by a young firm ...
Words: Andrew Barrie and Julia Gatley Posted: 27 Nov 2024
Itinerary_ City Guide: Taupō

Itinerary_ City Guide: Taupō

Review | It was aligned with the highly geometric work that was produced by several leading New Zealand firms, including Warren and Mahoney and John Blair, before the PoMo impulse swept across the nation. Origin...
Words: Andrew Barrie and Terry Cheng Posted: 14 Feb 2024
Australian National Architecture Awards

Australian National Architecture Awards

News | Dingemanse /   / RESIDENTIAL ARCHITECTURE – HOUSES (ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS) / The Australian Institute of Architects Award for Residential Architecture – Houses (Alterations and Additions) / Bellevue Terrace Alterations + Addition...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 7 Nov 2014
Houses Revisited: Material boys

Houses Revisited: Material boys

Projects | John Scott used the same sort of blocks in his Hawkes Bay houses, such as the one he designed for the potters Bruce and Estelle Martin near Hastings. The blocks might not beloved of blocklayers – they’r...
Words: John Walsh Posted: 13 Feb 2020
Winners announced: 2024 New Zealand Architecture Awards

Winners announced: 2024 New Zealand Architecture Awards

Awards | 2024 Sir Miles Warren Award for Commercial Architecture / 2024 Ted McCoy Award for Education / 2024 Sir Ian Athfield Award for Housing / 2024 John Scott Award for Public Architecture / 2024 John Sutherl...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 22 Nov 2024
Te Kōngahu / Museum of Waitangi

Te Kōngahu / Museum of Waitangi

Projects | First, let’s allay any fears: the old John Scott building is still there in the Waitangi Treaty Grounds. When I first heard about the new Waitangi Museum, I was worried that his 1983 Visitor Centre may ...
Words: Bill McKay Posted: 4 Jul 2016
Itinerary Guide: Religious Buildings

Itinerary Guide: Religious Buildings

Review | Other addresses / Massey University Turitea Campus University Avenue, Palmerston North Frederick Burwell; John McCulloch, Architect. Early buildings include the Refectory (1930) and Main Building (1931)...
Words: Andrew Barrie Posted: 12 May 2023
Sir Paul Reeves Building

Sir Paul Reeves Building

Projects | Twice now I’ve had the pleasure of visiting AUT’s newest centre for learning, the Sir Paul Reeves Building, named after the 15th Governor-General of New Zealand and first Chancellor of Auckland Univer...
Words: Michael Barrett Posted: 31 Jul 2013
Winners revealed: 2021 Western Architecture Awards

Winners revealed: 2021 Western Architecture Awards

Awards | Te Rau O Te Aroha – Māori Battalion Hall (1964) by John Scott – Architect / The Māori Battalion Hall, Te Rau O Te Aroha, was erected in Palmerston North on Cuba St as a national memorial to the men of t...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 14 May 2021
Itinerary: Aotearoa New Zealand architecture books, 2022

Itinerary: Aotearoa New Zealand architecture books, 2022

Review | Architecture at Home and Rooms, by Jane Ussher and John Walsh, were included among the best coffee-table books, while Simon Devitt, Luke Scott and Andrea Stevens’ Cape to Bluff and Elizabeth Cox’s Makin...
Words: Julia Gatley Posted: 29 Mar 2023
2016 Gold Medal winner: Roger Walker

2016 Gold Medal winner: Roger Walker

People | RW: Well, look at the recent tragedy of the demolition of the Āniwaniwa Visitor Centre, designed by John Scott. To me, John Scott was the architectural equivalent of Colin McCahon. It’s quite ironic tha...
Words: Justine Harvey Posted: 11 Nov 2016
Marshall Cook: 2006 interview

Marshall Cook: 2006 interview

People | John Walsh talks to him about his career and his profession. John Walsh: Let’s start at the beginning. Where are you from? / Marshall Cook: Napier. I’ve always considered it a privilege to have grown up...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 3 Oct 2023
Creative Arts Building – Te Ara Hihiko

Creative Arts Building – Te Ara Hihiko

Projects | Many an architecture critic will tell you that, on receiving a press release emblazoned with the words: ‘leading’, ‘award-winning’, ‘state of the art’ or ‘a world first’, they send it straight to Tras...
Words: Justine Harvey Posted: 4 Sep 2012
AUT University’s Sir Paul Reeves Building

AUT University’s Sir Paul Reeves Building

Projects | The year AIT swapped their ‘I’ for a ‘U’, I was in 7th form, making decisions about which university to attend. Despite AIT’s promotion, I remember being dismissive of this so-called ‘university’ so I...
Words: Nicole Stock Posted: 7 Oct 2013
Building an underground car park on a hazardous site - Holy excavation

Building an underground car park on a hazardous site - Holy excavation

Projects | After a lot of planning and complex excavation works Victory Christian Church in Auckland will soon be transformed with a new foyer, new administration building, 347-space underground car park, landsc...
Words: Jazial Crossley Posted: 20 Jun 2011
Venice 2014: Vernissage day three

Venice 2014: Vernissage day three

News | By day three of the Vernissage, you are sleep deprived, weary worn, hungover and hoarse. So of course the only thought in your mind is to dive once more into the Biennale, in search of the pavilions t...
Words: Grace Mortlock Posted: 12 Jun 2014
Beyond breezeblock: Naranga Avenue House

Beyond breezeblock: Naranga Avenue House

Projects | The Naranga Avenue House by James Russell Architect is both a set of transparent skins wrapping a series of patio-like spaces and a private family home. It subscribes to the logic of a utilitarian cam...
Words: Alexandra Brown Posted: 4 Apr 2017
Book review: Claude Megson: Counter Constructions

Book review: Claude Megson: Counter Constructions

Review | A Peter Beaven book was recently published, the stuttering project for a John Scott publication seems finally to have gained traction, and a Gummer and Ford title is apparently in the works. A book on t...
Words: Andrew Barrie Posted: 12 Jun 2017
Whānau-focused: Kāinga Tuatahi Housing

Whānau-focused: Kāinga Tuatahi Housing

Projects | The best have cunning diagonal movement across their plans from room to room: a technique John Scott pioneered to make spaces feel bigger. The most interesting thing in one typology is that tenants coul...
Words: Bill McKay Posted: 12 Nov 2018
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