Other Events

Our AGM was held on 27 May 2020, again as an online event.

Education in construction for architects is invaluable, and a new workshop opportunity has been developed for A+W NZ with the New Zealand Traditional BoatBuilding School.

The A+W NZ Hawkes Bay Team have set up a regular monthly meeting that focuses on re-joining the profession after a break or managing a reduced-hour working week.

The wonderful Parlour Transformations: Action on Equity Symposium was held recently in Melbourne, and A+W NZ was there.

The A+W-NZ Public Speaking Masterclass event held on 10 September 2019 at Warren & Mahoney Auckland office went very well - the turnout was great and Miriam Chancellor, President of Auckland Toastmasters, was a fantastic speaker.

A+W NZ Hosting Interstices Lunch with Prof Felicity Scott.

A+W NZ / NZIA 'How Do You Practice?' Panel at Objectspace - In collaboration with @nzia_auckland, the “How Do You Practice” kicked off at @objectspace on Tuesday, 16 July 2019.

At the A+W NZ AGM held last night at the Warren & Mahoney Auckland office, the election of the core team roles has brought in some new faces.

On April 11th 2019 A+W Wellington hosted Women & Whiskey: Distilling the Design Process at Black Sparrow inside the Embassy Theatre.

A great evening hearing from Camia Young of OHU explaining her crowd-funded development project in Lyttleton, followed by some lively discussion.

There was a wonderful turnout to the NZIA in:situ Breakfast with Betsy Williamson (Canada), Gloria Cabral (Paraguay) & Sadie Morgan (UK), held on Friday 15 February 7-9am.

A+W NZ held our casual Xmas celebration for all the volunteers, supporters and sponsors at The Food Truck on Saturday 1st December.

A+W NZ Wellington is holding another movie night! - supported by Dulux.

Architectural and social historian Elizabeth Cox presents her lecture “Their Presence Could Work a Revolution”: Early Women Architects in New Zealand in a Lecture series in Auckland.

Architectural and social historian Elizabeth Cox presents her lecture “Their Presence Could Work a Revolution”: Early Women Architects in New Zealand in a Lecture series in Wellington.

Architectural and social historian Elizabeth Cox presents her lecture “Their Presence Could Work a Revolution”: Early Women Architects in New Zealand in a Lecture series in Christchurch.

Lorna Hamilton will give an inside look into the project: bringing you up to date with construction progress, her role as Project Architect with 2IC, Joanna Truong, and discuss how she initially picked up the project from a colleague and Architect, Uma Weerakkody.

Architecture+Women NZ have been invited by Parlour to their 'Super Salon' event, as part of the RMIT Design Hub WORKAROUND exhibition programme.

The Christchurch Chapter of A+W NZ presents a Public Speaking Masterclass to be held on Thursday, 2nd August, from 5:30 pm.

The A+W NZ Christchurch Meet & Greet was held on Thursday, 14 June 2018, at Botanic.