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Viewfinder: Top five with Matthew Williams
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Matthew Williams has created a vast portfolio of images through his work with editorial, advertising and architectural clients. Here he shares his top five shoots.
The next generation of architectural photographers
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See the 2024 winners of the Dunedin Architecture School’s Architecture Photography Competition judged by Simon Devitt, Mark Boland and Graeme Campbell.
Viewfinder: Top five with Rose Minnée
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Having practised as an architect, Rose Minnée’s photography practise combines architectural dedication with a passion for people and places. Here she shares her top five shoots.
Amateur photography comp opens
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Dunedin School of Architecture, OPSA, SANNZ, Resene, and Simon Devitt has opened an architectural photography competition to celebrate new talent.
Book launch: Every Building on Cuba Street
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An invaluable record and objet d’art, Andy Spain’s photobook containing a continuous panorama of Cuba Street will be available 8–11 August at Photobook/NZ in Wellington.
The houses that bind us
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Ngāmotu New Plymouth local, Kareen Durbin, writes on the power of three regional buildings of distinct character and uses, to promote cross-cultural connection.
Observation to Action: from photography to urbanism
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Architecture Centre Inc. is hosting an public lecture by Patrick Reynolds, urbanist and architectural photographer, 12 June, 6 pm at Victoria University of Wellington.
UDINZ Photography Competition: Winners announced
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Winners of the Urban Development Institute of New Zealand’s photography competition are announced.
Exhibition: Oceanic Architectural Routes: The photographic archive of Mike Austin
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Karamia Müller discusses the Mike Austin photography exhibition, designed by Hannah Manning-Scott for Objectspace, curated by Leali’ifano Albert L. Refiti.
Oceanic Architectural Routes: The photographic archive of Mike Austin
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Objectspace presents Mike Austin’s photographic archive Oceanic Architectural Routes
A love letter to the land and sea
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A new book by artist and designer David Trubridge, The Other Way is a profound meditation on our relationship to the natural world.
Viewfinder: Marina Mathews
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Queenstown-based photographer Marina Mathews is tasked with capturing some amazing properties in the Whakatipu area. Camille Khouri caught up with her about her favourite projects, her approach to capturing great design, and her sources of inspiration.
Viewfinder: Top Five with John Gollings
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Melbourne-based John Gollings is a renowned, prolific photographer who has been photographing buildings for more than 40 years.
Viewfinder: Top five with Mary Gaudin
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New Zealand-born photographer Mary Gaudin, now Montpellier-based, shares with us her top five projects and explains how choosing books in her local library led her to a career in photography.
Viewfinder: Top five with Sam Hartnett
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Auckland-based architectural photographer Sam Hartnett sees beauty in places where we often don’t expect it.
Viewfinder: Top five with David St George
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David St George has a special talent of being able to capture not only a space but also the people in it. Here, he recounts his top five favourite projects: exhibitions, studio processes, large-scale infrastructure and more.
Viewfinder: David Straight’s top five
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Leading architectural photographer and name behind several books chronicling the best of New Zealand’s environment, David Straight, recounts his favourite shoots to date.
Viewfinder: Simon Devitt
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We interview Simon Devitt, one of New Zealand’s most successful and prolific architectural photographers, to hear about some of his favourite projects to shoot.
Viewfinder: Top shots with Dennis Radermacher
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Christchurch-based architecture and nature photographer Dennis Radermacher discusses his favourite images and techniques for capturing a project.
Viewfinder: Top five with Andy Spain
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Wellington-based architectural photographer Andy Spain shares his top five houses to shoot and revels in some favourite work stories.