Tag: Urban Design | Architecture Now

City-sized solutions: Stuart Houghton

People | Stuart Houghton, senior urban designer at Boffa Miskell, talks about liveable cities and creating a shared sense of space.

Practice | A look at how interiors are increasingly influencing outdoor public spaces in unexpected ways.

News | Julie Stout and Paul Edmond write on the outcome of the appeal against Ryman’s design for their Devonport retirement village.

News | Submissions open 10 April for the ‘Imagining Decolonised Cities’ urban design competition to design a space in Porirua city.

News | Vote for your favourite design for the proposed park at 254 Ponsonby Road, a fully community-led urban design project.

News | Architect David Mitchell writes on the resource consent for the proposed Ryman retirement village development in Devonport.

Review | Kim Dovey and Elek Pafka discuss the critical factors all great cities have in common, or a city’s “urban DMA”.

Review | What happens to the sharing economy when online platforms such as Airbnb start experimenting with the city’s hardware?

News | Commentary from built environment professionals on the Panel’s recommendations on the Proposed Auckland Unitary Plan.

Review | Camille Khouri attended the CoreNet Symposium 2016 on 16 June and heard all about urban regeneration and the future of work.

Review | The Dulux Study Tour team finds Copenhagen is grappling with complex challenges in the development of new urban precincts.

Projects | Enveloped by suburban sprawl, this long-neglected creek bed in Albany has been restored and stitched into its surroundings.

Practice | We need more cooperation between local stakeholders, community and business involvement when making place shaping decisions.

Review | In the ten years since construction began, The High Line has become an exemplar for landscape architects worldwide.

Projects | In Dunedin’s long-forgotten heritage precinct, some locals are rejuvenating the city – from the inside out.

Projects | Two urban rejuvenation projects have injected new life into the city: one in the CBD; the other a blue-collar neighbourhood.

News | On 3 December, the much-anticipated Nelson Street cycleway, Te Ara I Whiti (the lightpath), opened to much fanfare.

People | Guy Perry, AECOM’s executive director of buildings and places, was recently in NZ for the NZCID Building Nations Symposium.

Review | Social media is reconfiguring our experience of the city and tapping into our appetite for authentic urban experience.

Review | Matthew Bradbury reviews Living in Paradox: A History of Urban Design across Kainga, Towns and Cities in New Zealand.