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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
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
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
Binding traditions

Binding traditions

Practice | 1885–1969), William Tuarau Royal (Ngāti Raukawa, 1931–2013), John Scott (Taranaki, Te Arawa, 1924–1992), Rewi Thompson (Ngāti Porou, Ngāti Raukawa, 1953–2016), Tere Insley (Ngāti Porou, Te Whānau ā Apan...
Words: Deidre Brown Posted: 10 Dec 2024
Itinerary: Mason & Wales Dunedin

Itinerary: Mason & Wales Dunedin

Review | In particular, John Stacpoole’s monograph, William Mason: The First New Zealand Architect (AUP and OUP, 1971) and his broader follow-up text, Colonial Architecture in New Zealand (Reed, 1976) are valuab...
Words: Andrew Barrie and Julia Gatley Posted: 23 Mar 2022
Australia's best houses announced

Australia’s best houses announced

Awards | Rich spatial experiences are achieved through a layering of the plan, long and short vistas, changes in scale, landscape and the curation of light." / Terrarium House by John Ellway (Highgate Hill, QLD)...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 2 Aug 2018
Len Lye Centre

Len Lye Centre

Projects | Instrumental in helping develop the city’s arts focus, The Len Lye Foundation instigated the Centre, with considerable funding from John Matthews, and a trust was set up for the purpose. Also, New Plymo...
Words: Justine Harvey Posted: 4 Oct 2015
Architect Sarah Scott in profile

Architect Sarah Scott in profile

People | I definitely remember them both - John McKeefry and Ben Brenton, not bad after 40 years is it? The earlier architect was a close family friend as well so I knew him even though I was not around when all...
Words: Claire Ellery Posted: 8 Aug 2012
Gymnastics of the cross

Gymnastics of the cross

Projects |   / In a wall niche, there’s also a hand-carved statue of Mary made by Michael Pervin from the Studio of John the Baptist. On the wall by the baptismal font, three icons, hand-painted in the traditional...
Words: Chris Barton Posted: 17 Nov 2020
Te taura whakairo: the continuing tradition

Te taura whakairo: the continuing tradition

Practice | The advisors themselves became the founders of Māori modernism: Cath Brown, John Bevan Ford, Ralph Hotere, Fred Graham, Paratene Matchitt, Katarina Mataira, Cliff Whiting and Arnold Wilson, to name a fe...
Words: Deidre Brown Posted: 19 Mar 2024
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
Itinerary: Libraries and community centres

Itinerary: Libraries and community centres

Review | John Hunt wrote, “community workshops played a key role in establishing local needs and expectations and in establishing a design direction. Familiar themes of voyage, arrival and welcome merge as part ...
Words: Andrew Barrie and Julia Gatley Posted: 9 Jun 2021
Itinerary City Guide: Papaioea Palmerston North

Itinerary City Guide: Papaioea Palmerston North

Review | Perhaps because of this constant traffic, the city hasn’t fostered a John Scott or John Blair-like character to differentiate the local scene. Surprising, then, is the city’s roll-call of architectural ...
Words: Andrew Barrie and Julia Gatley Posted: 25 May 2022
John McCoy in profile

John McCoy in profile

People | Were you born in Dunedin John? / Yes, I was born and bred in Dunedin. Ted [McCoy] was here all his life as well. So you went to high school there? / I had a Catholic upbringing and I went to St Joseph...
Words: Claire Ellery Posted: 12 Sep 2012
Dave Strachan awarded highest honour in New Zealand architecture

Dave Strachan awarded highest honour in New Zealand architecture

News | Past Gold Medallists have included John Scott (1999), Sir Ian Athfield (2004), Roger Walker (2016) and Jeremy Salmond (2018). Dave Strachan will deliver a Gold Medal lecture at eight centres around New ...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 25 Feb 2021
Three generations, two houses, one roof

Three generations, two houses, one roof

Projects | If John Scott really did gift us the woolshed as the archetypal building for New Zealand architecture, could it be that O’Sullivan is doubling down on these agricultural roots and proposing a corrugated...
Words: Peter Wood Posted: 11 Oct 2022
Winners revealed: Southern Architecture Awards 2023

Winners revealed: Southern Architecture Awards 2023

Awards | Three short-stay apartments are named after former occupants Gaynor Clayton, Henry Matthews and John Campbell, and the interiors are inspired by them. Large circular openings at the rear façade of an ap...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 23 Jun 2023
Master Builders House of the Year (Bay of Plenty region) announced

Master Builders House of the Year (Bay of Plenty region) announced

Awards | Beck Building has effectively revived an architectural gem crafted by one of Aotearoa's beloved architects, John Scott.   / The judges applauded the builder's determination in successfully harmonising n...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 25 Jul 2023
2018 New Zealand Architecture Awards: Winners

2018 New Zealand Architecture Awards: Winners

Awards | This year's jury was made up of Peddle Thorp director Richard Goldie, founder of Bell + Co Architecture Andrea Bell, Wellington architect John Melhuish and Melbourne-based architect Amy Muir. See below ...
Posted: 9 Nov 2018
2019 Southern Architecture Awards

2019 Southern Architecture Awards

Awards | Little Brighton Beach House by Johnston Architects / The project is “finely perched near dunes, orientated to addresses the best aspects of the surrounding environment and to generate interesting archit...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 7 Jun 2019
Winners revealed: 2020 Gisborne/Hawkes Bay Architecture Awards

Winners revealed: 2020 Gisborne/Hawkes Bay Architecture Awards

Awards | Housing / Turley House by Gavin Cooper Architect / The work of Guy Natusch and John Scott was a starting point for this thoughtfully designed home, which is the product of years of dreaming and planning...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 1 Jul 2020
Opinion: The disappearing plan and section

Opinion: The disappearing plan and section

Practice | archdaily.com/941870/architects-diverse-positions-on-visualization-from-hyper-realistic-renderings-to-digital-collages  / 3 Scott Overall, John Paul Rysavy, Clinton Miller, William Sharples, Christopher...
Words: Lynda Simmons Posted: 18 Oct 2020
The future of green building

The future of green building

Review | Closing keynote speaker John Keung, chief executive of the Building and Construction Authority, Singapore, talked about his experiences in the city that has “moved from slums to a sustainable built envi...
Words: Camille Khouri Posted: 9 Apr 2017
2017 Gisborne/Hawke's Bay Architecture Awards

2017 Gisborne/Hawke’s Bay Architecture Awards

Awards |   / ENDURING ARCHITECTURE AWARD: / Martin House (1970) by John Scott Architect / A delightful and inspiring home with playful uses of volume, light and the relationship between shared and private space....
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 12 May 2017
2018 Gisborne/Hawkes Bay and Waikato/Bay of Plenty Architecture Awards

2018 Gisborne/Hawkes Bay and Waikato/Bay of Plenty Architecture Awards

Awards | The New Zealand Institute of Architects Gisborne/Hawkes Bay and Waikato/Bay of Plenty branches combined this year for their local awards ceremonies. The winners in both regions were announced on 4 May...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 4 May 2018
2015 Gisborne-Hawkes Bay Architecture Awards

2015 Gisborne-Hawkes Bay Architecture Awards

News | SMALL PROJECT ARCHITECTURE AWARDS: / John’s House Pavilion by Bossley Architects and Citrus Studio in association / This single bedroom, self-contained retreat is deliberately sited in direct conversa...
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 7 Jun 2015
Organic forms

Organic forms

People | AMH: What are some domestic buildings that you love or get inspiration from? / NS: Some of the houses of John Scott, the Martin house is a key one, and others like Ron Sang’s Brian Brake house in Titira...
Words: Amelia Melbourne-Hayward Posted: 24 Nov 2015
The waka huia

The waka huia

Projects | What was your main goal there? / GH: The foyer refers back to both John Scott [the original architect of the Waitangi visitor centre] and Professor Dick Toy, who were active through the 1970s and ‘80s. ...
Words: Federico Monsalve Posted: 29 Mar 2016
Miramar Roxy Cinema renovation

Miramar Roxy Cinema renovation

Projects | Perhaps Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in The Gay Divorcee, John Wayne as the screen's first singing cowboy in Riders of Destiny or a terrifying performance of Dracula with real screams. In the 1930s ci...
Words: Helen Frances Posted: 8 Sep 2011
Thinking Furniture

Thinking Furniture

Practice | Michael Brill; Sue Weidemann; and John Olson and Ellen Keable; BOSTI Associates; Disproving Widespread Myths About Workplace Design; Kimball International
Words: Blair McKolskey Posted: 24 Nov 2011
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