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The Courtenay Place project

The Courtenay Place project

News | Victoria architecture students are creating redevelopment proposals for an upgrade of the inner-city heritage precinct.
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 2 Nov 2015
Water, water, everywhere

Water, water, everywhere

Practice | Given the region’s dependence on it, water-sensitive design (WSD) has a dedicated hub on the Auckland Design Manual (ADM).
Words: Sue-Ellen Fenelon Posted: 2 Nov 2015
Onehunga Foreshore

Onehunga Foreshore

Projects | Isthmus’ design concept is thought to be the world’s largest such coastal reclamation project for recreational purposes.
Words: Kathleen Kinney Posted: 26 Oct 2015
Questions and answers

Questions and answers

Practice | A new online resource is a much-needed tool to spread best practice, says Simon Harrison from Auckland Design Manual.
Words: Simon Harrison Posted: 22 Oct 2015
A radical rethinking on housing

A radical rethinking on housing

News | The top 10 concepts of an international ideas competition to help solve London’s housing shortage have been revealed.
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 14 Oct 2015
Finalists announced: This Public Space student competition

Finalists: This Public Space competition

News | Two designs by VuW teams have been selected as finalists for inclusive public spaces at This Public Life festival, Melbourne.
Words: Linda Cheng Posted: 13 Oct 2015
A jewel in the cycle network

A jewel in the cycle network

News | Monk Mackenzie Architects and LandLAB have created a bold, almost whimsical design for the Nelson Street cycleway.
Words: Amelia Melbourne-Hayward Posted: 2 Oct 2015
Lord of the tree rules

Lord of the tree rules

Practice | Simon Miller, an arboricultural and environmental consultant, discusses the axing of the general tree protection rules.
Words: Simon Miller Posted: 2 Oct 2015
Kate Orff: translating research into action

Kate Orff: translating research into action

People | Claire Martin speaks with Kate Orff, founder and design director of New York-based landscape architecture practice Scape.
Words: Claire Martin Posted: 15 Sep 2015
Transforming Medellín

Transforming Medellín

Review | A visit to Medellín, to explore how architecture is helping to change what was once one of the world’s most violent cities.
Words: Marty Bowen and Christina Deluchi Posted: 10 Sep 2015
We need a new relationship with urban noise

We need a new relationship with urban noise

Review | We denigrate it and try to escape from it, but urban noise might be the contemporary world’s most expressive moment.
Words: Jordan Lacey Posted: 26 Aug 2015
Path to sustainability: plastic roads

Path to sustainability: plastic roads

News | Residents of Rotterdam may soon be driving on roads made from recycled plastic bottles if the proposal goes ahead.
Words: Sian Johnson Posted: 17 Jul 2015
It's a (concrete) jungle out there

It’s a (concrete) jungle out there

Practice | New Zealand is embracing the living wall, with more ‘vertical gardens’ being introduced into our urban landscape.
Words: Amelia Melbourne-Hayward Posted: 9 Jul 2015
Do women design better cities?

Do women design better cities?

News | The impact of gender on city design will be explored at a Brisbane conference on June 21.
Words: Sian Johnson Posted: 10 Jun 2015
Green streets

Green streets

News | Living wall unveiled in heart of Auckland city.
Words: ArchitectureNow Editorial Desk Posted: 30 May 2014
Future Park: Imagining Tomorrow's Urban Parks

Future Park

Review | Amalie Wright provides an analysis of contemporary trajectories in urban park design.
Words: Maitiú Ward Posted: 19 May 2014
Urban mobility a theme for World Habitat Day

All about World Habitat Day 2013

News | 2013 World Habitat Day is a timely reminder of the issues in the spotlight during Local Government Election campaigning.
Words: Stephen Olsen Posted: 7 Oct 2013
2013 Australia Award for Urban Design

2013 Australia Award for Urban Design

News | Brisbane’s Northern Busway one of three schemes awarded Australia’s best urban design for 2013.
Posted: 3 Jul 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
'Breathe' finalists announced

‘Breathe’ finalists announced

News | A total of 58 entries from across the world were received for this Christchurch urban design competition.
Posted: 1 Mar 2013
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