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'The way of the future': E-mobility

‘The way of the future’: E-mobility

Practice | Transport is one of the largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions in New Zealand; how can companies explore alternatives?
Words: Ashley Cusick Posted: 31 Aug 2018
Correcting the errors of the past: How carbon sequestration can help us

How carbon sequestration can help us

Practice | Using already existing CO2 to produce building materials is not far off. Explore how the process might help our planet.
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 28 Aug 2018
Eco icon: Sydney terrace house

Eco icon: Sydney terrace house

Projects | A home shared by humans, cats, chickens and fish combines cutting-edge architecture with off-the-grid green initiatives.
Words: Elena Castle Posted: 27 Aug 2018
The Living House: August 2018 edition

The Living House: August 2018 edition

Review | Rochelle Payne brings us the fifth update on her journey to create the Living House: her family’s Beachlands Passive House.
Words: Rochelle Ade Posted: 24 Aug 2018
Pukehina: From farmland to Eco Village

Pukehina: From farmland to Eco Village

Projects | Landscape architect Richard Hart speaks about designing for the proposed Pukehina Eco Village in the Western Bay of Plenty.
Words: Landscape Architecture Aotearoa Posted: 17 Aug 2018
FESTA announces partnership with New Zealand Institute of Architects Canterbury branch

FESTA partners with the NZIA

News | The Festival of Transitional Architecture returns to Christchurch, now in collaboration with the NZIA Canterbury branch.
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 23 Jul 2018
Buildings for the better: Green Star Performance launch

Buildings for the better

Review | The NZGBC released an exciting new Green Star rating tool for the existing building market at an event in late November.
Words: Amelia Melbourne-Hayward Posted: 19 Dec 2017
Green star rising

Green star rising

People | Amelia Melbourne-Hayward caught up with Andrew Eagles, head of the NZGBC, to take the green pulse of the industry.
Words: Amelia Melbourne-Hayward Posted: 14 Sep 2017
Welcome to the Living House

Welcome to the Living House

Review | Rochelle Payne introduces the Living House, a rammed earth home that is targeting three sustainability rating tools at once.
Words: Rochelle Ade Posted: 30 Jun 2017
The future of green building

The future of green building

Review | Camille Khouri reviews the NZGBC and Property Council’s Green Property Summit 2017, held in late March in Auckland.
Words: Camille Khouri Posted: 10 Apr 2017
Transitional architecture

Transitional architecture

Review | Barnaby Bennett reviews the fourth Festival of Transitional Architecture, held late last year in Christchurch.
Words: Barnaby Bennett Posted: 30 Mar 2017
Creating a city of love

Creating a city of love

Practice | The newly-appointed chair of the World Green Building Council, Lee Siang Tai, discusses how we can create sustainable cities.
Words: Amelia Melbourne-Hayward Posted: 24 Nov 2016
Tesla and SolarCity launch rooftop solar tiles and Powerwall 2.0

Tesla launches rooftop solar tiles

News | Tesla and SolarCity announce new technology that allows homes to capture solar energy through integrated rooftop solar tiles.
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 2 Nov 2016
Biophilic Vietnam: Vo Trong Nghia

Biophilic Vietnam: Vo Trong Nghia

Review | Partner Content: A look at some of Vo Trong Nghia Architects’ projects in urban Vietnam that incorporate biophilic design.
Words: Nirmal Kishani Posted: 17 Oct 2016
From fishing nets to carpets

From fishing nets to carpets

Practice | Fabrizio Calenti discusses his company’s quest to turn post-consumer waste products into nylon yarn for the carpet industry.
Words: Federico Monsalve Posted: 13 Oct 2016
Bamboo revival

Bamboo revival

Review | Stronger than steel and able to withstand compression better than concrete, this raw tubular material is making a comeback.
Words: Amelia Melbourne-Hayward Posted: 30 Sep 2016
Modular flat-packed off-grid tiny home for $65K

An off-grid, low-cost housing solution?

News | Australian company Big World Homes has designed a modular, flat-packed tiny home to create off-grid homeowner communities.
Words: Louisa Wright Posted: 22 Sep 2016
The weakest link?

The weakest link?

Review | Architect Russell Devlin discusses home battery storage systems and whether this solar technology is now coming of age.
Words: Russell Devlin Posted: 14 Sep 2016
Melbourne town to become world's first Tesla suburb

World’s first Tesla suburb

News | A Melbourne town will become the world’s first Tesla suburb with the installation of Tesla Powerwall technology within houses.
Words: Louisa Wright Posted: 13 Sep 2016
Creating smarter homes

Creating smarter homes

Practice | Two Kiwi designers who specialise in sustainable architecture discuss how we can maximise energy efficiency in our homes.
Words: Amelia Melbourne-Hayward Posted: 12 Sep 2016
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