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CTRL Space expands into Queenstown
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Interior architecture studio CTRL Space has announced it will open a Queenstown studio in mid-2026, expanding its trans-Tasman footprint into one of New Zealand’s fastest-growing tourism and development regions.
Ground broken at Beachlands South
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Work has officially begun at Beachlands South, with a sod-turning ceremony marking the start of one of Auckland’s largest coastal developments.
Jasmax partners with Australian practice Canvas Projects to open Melbourne studio
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Having first launched a Sydney studio in 2022, Jasmax now joins with Australian business, Canvas Projects, to open a Melbourne studio.
Six female-led Kiwi businesses granted interest-free loans
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Coralus (formerly SheEO) has granted interest-free loans to six female or non-binary businesses including Matakohe Architecture + Urbanism, led by Jade Kake.
Richard Archbold joins JWA as new partner
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JWA has announced the appointment of former Warren and Mahoney principal and award-winning architect Richard (Arch) Archbold as a new partner.
Ministry announces new Head of Interiors
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Ministry announces Nancy Disk as interiors lead and is looking forward to the unique perspective she will bring to her role.
CTRL Space celebrates 15 years with a rebrand and new direction
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This week, interior architecture and spatial design studio CTRL Space unveiled a rebrand to celebrate its 15th anniversary and transformational design legacy.
Warren and Mahoney welcomes new senior leadership
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Leading New Zealand-based architecture practice Warren and Mahoney has promoted five of its senior team, bolstering its leadership in New Zealand and across the ditch.
Te Kāhui Whaihanga welcomes its first Māori President
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Wearing a korowai gifted by Dame Whina Cooper to his mother, Huia Reriti (Ngāi Tahu) was announced the new Perehitini (President) of Te Kāhui Whaihanga NZIA.
Anthony Hōete made a Fellow by the Royal Society Te Apārangi
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Professor Anthony Hōete has been made a Ngā Ahurei a Te Apārangi Fellow for his advancement of New Zealand and Māori architecture worldwide.
Fifty years of façades
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Façade solutions provider Thermosash celebrates 50 years with the opening of its new 17,000m² facility in Auckland’s Henderson, at the end of November.
Jasmax associate represents Oceania at Archiprix International
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Jasmax associate and University of Auckland architectural graduate Icao Tiseli heads to the international workshop in Rotterdam.
Elisapeta Heta to represent NZIA and Ngā Aho at World Congress of Architects
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Elisapeta Heta will represent Ngā Aho and Te Kāhui Whaihanga at the (UIA) World Congress of Architects, taking place in Copenhagen from 2-6 July.
New President Elect, Huia Reriti
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The NZIA has announced that Huia Reriti of +MAP Architecture will be their next President Elect taking over from current President Judith Taylor in 2024.
Wood Melbourne’s new Kiwi collab
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Wood Melbourne’s characteristic circular and square faucet handles get a jolt of colour courtesy of Dunedin-native, New York-based designer and editor Georgina McWhirter.
Accomplished architect joins GHDWoodhead creativespaces
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GHDWoodhead creativespaces welcomes Eqo Leung, an accomplished architect and National Design Leader, to their architecture studio.
NZ practice listed as one of the world’s most innovative companies
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Australasian architecture and design practice Warren and Mahoney have been named in Fast Company’s ‘List of the World’s Most Innovative Companies for 2023’.
The Greenhouse taking form
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Construction starts on a new Auckland landmark named for the 150,000 iridescent, green-glazed bricks that will adorn its façade.
Jasmax opens studio in Sydney
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The studio located in the inner-city suburb of Chippendale is a significant milestone for the multi-disciplinary practice, being its first Australian design office.
NZIOB appoints new Chief Executive
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Pamela Bell has been appointed Chief Executive of the New Zealand Institute of Building (NZIOB), replacing Malcolm Fleming.