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Welcome Shelter jumps the first hurdle

Welcome Shelter jumps the first hurdle

Review | Resource consent for the Longbush Ecosanctuary Welcome Shelter has been granted.
Words: Sarosh Mulla Posted: 21 Oct 2013
Down by the river

Down by the river

Review | Chris Bruin reflects on riverside precincts in Seoul and Lyon.
Words: Christopher Bruin Posted: 7 Oct 2013
Welcome to Longbush

Welcome to Longbush

Review | A thirteen-year journey to preserve part of New Zealand’s diminishing low-land forest ecology is beginning to bear fruit.
Words: Sarosh Mulla Posted: 16 Sep 2013
Hurstmere Green

Hurstmere Green

Projects | Sills van Bohemen take an important step towards connecting Takapuna’s main street with the natural beauty of its coastline.
Words: Michael Barrett Posted: 18 Jun 2013
Recycled fun

Recycled fun

Review | A carefully considered design approach by Helen & Hard.
Words: Michael Barrett Posted: 7 May 2012
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