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Isthmus’ original plan for the Wellington waterfront at Kumutoto composed two key spatial moves: to push the city out and let the sea in.

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A smart, silent and zero-emissions fleet of ferries in Auckland within two years’ time – could this be possible? Yes, if boat builder McMullen &

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A new publication that sheds light on M?ori public art in Auckland City has been released. The booklet – made by the Auckland Council and published

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The statistics don’t lie: the bulk of the those that are designing living and urban spaces in New Zealand cities are men – but

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Phil Wihongi is the M?ori Design Leader at Auckland Council. Appointed in 2016 his role entails working with the Auckland Design Office, mana whenua

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Auckland is in a time of change. Projects based on the Auckland Plan 2050 are being proposed, Kiwibuild is in the works, and further transformations

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Isthmus CEO Ralph Johns shares his views on the year that was, and the years that could be.

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Women In Urbanism's Emma McInnes shares her views on the year that was and the years that could be.

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How do you design for social change? This is the quest Steven Lawson architects is undertaking with the redesign of the Auckland City Mission’s

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Although the definition between the architecture and engineering professions is somewhat murky, Ignite Architects director Richard Voss says some of history’s most innovative architects

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You may know Nat Cheshire from Cheshire Architects as the designer behind some of Auckland City’s most character-defining developments, such as City Works Depot

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New York’s Transportation Alternatives’ mission is to reclaim the city’s streets from cars for people. The non-profit organisation advocates for safe public spaces where

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Earlier this year, architecture organisation ADEDU put out a call for students and professionals to redesign the Band Rotunda at the Oriental Bay Pavilion,

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A new voluntary tool for assessing a house's warmth, safety and dampness has been launched in Aotearoa, but renters say it must be mandatory

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Inspired by the mangrove seed, Sylvia Park Plaza’s Pod is a flexible multi-purpose sculptural structure, which serves both to shelter adjoining and provide a

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St Andrew’s College in Strowan, Christchurch, has been awarded a Learning Environment New Zealand 2018 accolade for Excellence in Educational Facilities in Landscape/Outdoor Learning. We

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What makes a piece of architecture well designed – is it its surroundings, sustainability, longevity, performance and return on investment? Or is it just

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Christchurch's rebuild is in full swing with the recent unveiling of the public library, T?ranga. But where do the city's heritage buildings fit

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Maurice Mahoney, the co-founder of New Zealand architectural firm Warren & Mahoney and one of New Zealand’s most distinguished post-war architects, died in Christchurch yesterday at age 89.

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Winners of the ADNZ/Resene Architectural Design Awards have been announced. Here's all the stunning examples of the best of Aotearoa design.

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Mike George is the Kaiwhakahaere Whakap? Hononga (communications and partnerships manager) for the T?puna Maunga Authority and the communications manager for the co-governance unit at Auckland Council. Here, he reflects on

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New Zealand firm Architectus has joined forces with Danish library design experts Schmidt Hammer Lassen to deliver Christchurch a new quake-resistant library called T?ranga.

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Australian architectural firm Woods Bagot and Auckland-based Peddlethorp have beaten out their rivals to be crowned the winner of a competition to design a

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ICG technology manager and super commuter Zephyr Brown drove a Hyundai Kona electric vehicle on his 850km weekly commute from Matakana down to Mount Albert, Auckland. Here,

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Isthmus has revealed a new design for the city’s lakefront that captures the rich history and cultural ties associated with the popular tourism destination.

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The people of Samoa will be celebrating their next Independence Day on a new purpose-built event space in front of the Government building in

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